This Christmas,
help make the next one possible for men like Mac.
Every man’s prostate cancer is different. That means their treatment should be too. Your donation can support prostate cancer research that could more accurately identify significant disease – and more closely match each man with treatment that can extend his survival.
Donate to help give men like Mac more time
Support research into personalised treatments designed for each man's prostate cancer.
Mac’s fight is why research must get personal
On Anzac Day this year, Mac’s phone rang. His specialist wanted him to come in for his test results.
He was only 63 years old.
“He told me I had stage 4 prostate cancer, and that if I made it to five years, that would be a good result.”
“It was a roller coaster,” Mac says. “Shock, fear, and underneath it all, a deep sadness. I still had so much life I wanted to live and share with my family.”
No man, and no family, should be told that five years is the best they can hope for.
Every man’s cancer is different, so his treatment should be too. The future of prostate cancer care lies in treatments tailored to each man and his cancer.
This Christmas, your gift can help Australian researchers harness artificial intelligence and precision medicine to uncover what today’s tests can’t see. Those discoveries could lead to personalised treatments that give men like Mac more time with the people they love.
Please give this Christmas, and help make next Christmas possible for men like Mac.
For Mac, the future of prostate cancer research is personal
On Anzac Day this year, Mac’s phone rang. His specialist wanted him to come in for his test results.
He was only 63 years old.
“He told me I had stage 4 prostate cancer, and that if I made it to five years, that would be a good result.”
“It was a roller coaster,” Mac says. “Shock, fear, and underneath it all, a deep sadness. I still had so much life I wanted to live and share with my family.”
No man, and no family, should be told that five years is the best they can hope for.
Every man’s cancer is different, so his treatment should be too. The future of prostate cancer care lies in treatments tailored to each man and his cancer.
Here’s how you can help unlock life-saving new prostate cancer treatments:
$50
Can help researchers improve the accuracy of AI tools that support earlier prostate cancer diagnosis.
$125
Can support researchers develop new ways to match each man to the treatment most likely to help him.
$250
Can help make sure every man gets the right diagnosis and treatment at the right time.
No man or his family should have to face the agony of a deadly prostate cancer diagnosis.
But the tragic reality is that nearly 4,000 Australian men lose their lives to the disease every year.
1 in 5 men are likely to be
diagnosed in their lifetime
Nearly 29,000 men are
diagnosed each year
11 men die each day
from
prostate cancer
