AZPCC | AZ Prostate Cancer Coalition

Governor Hobbs proclaims September 2023 Arizona Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Personalized dosing improves patient outcomes

FDA approves talazoparib plus enzalutamide for HRR gene–mutated mCRPC

FDA approves new PSMA imaging agent

Important pending Prostate Cancer legislation that can affect you

FDA approves New Jersey Pluvicto Production

IsoPSA could eliminate need for biopsy

NIH declines to force lower price
on Xtandi

Let's support our "sisters" battling Triple-Negative Breast Cancer/BRCA1 mutation

New Cancer Data Spark Outcry From Patient Advocates

Targeting a single enzyme can kill prostate cancer cells

Cedars-Sinai Blood Test Detects and Profiles Prostate Cancer

Advanced Prostate Cancer rates on the rise

ACS's IMPACT initiative focuses on Prostate Cancer in Black men

Metastasis-Directed Therapy beneficial in Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer

Researchers identify new therapeutic approach against treatment-resistant prostate cancer

New genetic test for early detection

Test to Predict Prostate Cancer Agressiveness

Prostate Cancer Markers Help Individualize Care

FDA approves lu177 treatment for men with advanced prostate cancer

Radium-223 w/ Enzalutamide could increase life expectancy in mCRPC

Your best life before, during and after Prostate cancer. Check out the Prostate Cancer Foundation report

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The National Alliance of State Prostate Cancer Coalitions (NASPCC) recommends a baseline prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test and digital rectal exam (DRE) beginning at age 40 (at 35 if high risk, including African-America Men or men with a certain or indeterminate family history of prostate cancer), and then periodically depending on those results. You should know and keep tract of all your PSA measurements and ANY CHANGE IN PSA should be discussed with your doctor.

The Arizona Prostate Cancer Coalition is here to help you navigate through the jargon and maze of treatment options. Check out our services page for links to support groups, upcoming events and more!