About

 

 

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Australian Prostate Cancer Research is a national research organisation that partners with leading institutions to develop, fund and deliver national research programs. We are committed and driven to discover the killer cause in prostate cancer, improve patient outcomes and educate people on all aspects of diagnosis, treatment and patient care, thereby empowering men and their families.

Australian Prostate Cancer Research addresses what some cancer streams already have; a national, collaborative research organisation that conducts and delivers national research programs across all areas of prostate cancer, right across Australia.

Australian Prostate Cancer Research carries full tax exemption, charitable status and has an independent Board of Directors to ensure transparency and accountability. Furthermore, it will also convene an independent, international research excellence committee to evaluate and govern all research investment and direction.

Alongside industry leaders, Australian Prostate Cancer Research will support centres of excellence in prostate cancer research throughout Australia to ensure research is sustained, integrated and collaborative.

The Facts of Prostate Cancer

  • Australia has the highest incidence of prostate cancer in the world – 1 in 4 men diagnosed by age 85
  • Prostate cancer kills more men than breast cancer does women
  • It is the most diagnosed non-skin cancer in the country
  • The total cost of prostate cancer is estimated to be in excess of $1.4 billion per annum.

Contact Us

If you would like to be informed about the latest news from Australian Prostate Cancer Research, or find out how you can help please email your details to info@apcr.org.au so we can include you on our mailing list.

Postal Address:
Australian Prostate Cancer Research
Locked Bag LB10
East Melbourne VIC 8002

Ph: +61 3 9421 0985
E: info@apcr.org.au
Twitter: @AustProstate

Register for Research

We are interested to hear from men and their families about what information is required to support people affected by prostate cancer. Please send us your ideas and register to be involved in research and focus groups info@apcr.org.au