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Helpful Links

A diagnosis of prostate cancer is scary enough. You shouldn't have to worry about going through the journey alone, how and where to get your questions answered, how to educate yourself on the many available treatments and procedures or how you're going to pay for it all. We've compiled this list of resources to help you get started on your research. Many of these organizations and companies might fall into multiple categories, so we hope you'll take the time to browse what each has to offer. 

Early Detection & Screenings

Support Groups

Visit these sites for information on early detection and free testing.

Whether in person or virtually, from the comfort of your own home, these groups provide support, guidance and mentoring.

Clinical Trials

Information & Education

International and national organizations and coalitions, state government programs, medical centers and universities provide a wealth of prostate cancer information, guides and resources.

Paid Research Opportunities

Your doctor's office and specialty pharmacies have patient advocates who may be able to assist in finding low-cost sources, co-pay assistance or cash prices for procedures. Your place of worship might also have resources available. Sign up for a free account at FundFinder for current, real-time listings of available co-pay assistance you can apply for. Or input your info at the CFAC site for a customized list of resources.

Radio / Podcasts / Webinars

Help be a part of the solution. Participate in paid surveys and interviews. Everyone can use a little extra cash! Field-tested by AZPCC board members and are legit.

Funding & Co-Pay Assistance

  • HAS PROSTATE CANCER EFFECTED YOUR LIFESTYLE? ¿ E L CÁNCER DE PRÓSTATA HA AFECTADO SU EST I LO DE VIDA? Please consider participating in this important compensated research study of Hispanic men through the University of Arizona. Flyer: in English - en Español

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