Prostate cancer
Support at every stage
Pfizer is advancing research for prostate cancer, helping doctors, patients, and their families manage every stage of this complex disease.
Prostate cancer care is evolving, but there’s more to do
Prostate cancer affects millions of men, with cases rising as the population gets older. Advances in treatments are creating new possibilities for patients.
At Pfizer, we are committed to reshaping the future of prostate cancer care through innovative research and ongoing support for patients and their families.
- 1 in 8
men in the US will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime - 60%
of prostate cancer cases are diagnosed in men aged 65 or older - In
10-20%
of patients, prostate cancer will spread to other parts of the body - Nearly
3.4 million
men in the US are living with a history of prostate cancer
Pfizer is a leader in advancing research for prostate cancer
Advances in research can create new possibilities for patients with prostate cancer. Pfizer is providing important research and development in this field and ongoing support for patients and their families.
Navigating prostate cancer with knowledge and care
Prostate cancer screening saves lives
Learn about screening methods, including PSA tests and why regular check-ups are essential for catching the disease in its earliest stages.
The role of biomarkers in prostate cancer care
Biomarkers, including some inherited gene mutations, help determine the risk, possible course, and treatment of prostate cancer.
The role of health disparities in prostate cancer outcomes
Prostate cancer outcomes can be impacted based on who you are and where you live.
A focus on improving health equity
We’re tackling disparities in prostate cancer outcomes
Black men are more than twice as likely to die from prostate cancer than White men, despite having similar diagnosis rates
Hispanic men are underrepresented in clinical trials for prostate cancer treatments, leading to gaps in care for this group
Environmental stress, including neighborhood disadvantage, contributes to potentially worse prostate cancer outcomes for Black men
Sharing strength & support
At just 39, this former NFL player faced an unexpected opponent: prostate cancer. Todd shares how knowing his family history, advocating for his health, and advancements in science helped him beat the odds.
Resources & community
ZERO Prostate Cancer
Dedicated to ending prostate cancer by advancing research, raising awareness, and supporting patients and caregivers.
Prostate Conditions Education Council
Offering education, early detection programs, and resources to promote prostate health.
Prostate Cancer Research Institute
Helping patients and caregivers make informed decisions about prostate cancer treatment through education and resources.
Prostate Health Education Network
Addressing policy, medical, and community outreach initiatives to eliminate racial disparities for those with prostate cancer.