Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer is the most common cancer in men. Each year in the UK over 47,000 men are diagnosed with it and about 11,000 men die of it. Recent figures show that more men die of prostate cancer than women die from breast cancer. Publicity by celebrities (thank you Stephen Fry, Bill Turnbull, Sir Chris Hoy among others) has drawn more attention to the disease. Prostate cancer is getting much more attention from researchers around the world and the treatments and drugs are improving rapidly.

We could write many pages of information here but it would be better to look at our 64-page booklet ‘Knowledge Empowers’ (click on the booklet cover right). This edition contains details of the prostate and the diagnosis process, various treatments that you might be offered and ways that your lifestyle can help you cope with prostate cancer.

Our medical advisers check it but it is primarily written by patients for patients and many clinicians and others have told us how good it is. Printed copies are available from any group meeting or by emailing info@pcaso.org. Or you can download the new interactive version here.

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Disclaimer. We aren’t doctors and don’t claim to know everything so we recommend you always consult
a professional clinician before taking any action.

PCaSO retains all copyrights on this book but will not object to individuals downloading it for their own use.