PCF Commits $4.3 Million to Young Investigators


The 2008 awards go to 19 young, innovative researchers whose programs exhibit potential for battling prostate cancer. These awards, totaling $225,000 each, are matched by the recipients' institutions.

"Little Gland, Big Trouble" 

Johns Hopkins prostate cancer surgeon Dr. Patrick Walsh explains why you need to pay attention to your prostate in Chapter 2 of his book.

Where the Money Goes: PCF Leverages Your Donation

The groundbreaking PCF model of innovative, effective, and coordinated research has changed how cancer research is funded. PCF's strategy expands the impact of every dollar given to eliminate death and suffering from prostate cancer. Learn how PCF does it.

Dan Fogelberg Pin

Continue Dan's quest. Get the limited edition lapel pin.

Advances: Nutrition and Prostate Cancer Risk Reduction

In the August 2008 issue of PCF's new newsletter, Advances, the PCF President and CEO, Jonathan Simons, MD, writes about the benefits of eating broccoli.

Beth Ginsberg's Fall-Inspired Menu for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month 

The way to most men’s hearts is still through their stomachs.  So, what better way to broach the topic of prostate cancer with your loved one than by preparing a delicious, healthy meal designed to grab their attention?

PCF Consortium Helps Accelerate Abiraterone Trials


The PCF Therapeutic Clinical Investigation Consortium played an important role by accelerating clinical testing of Abiraterone in Phase II clinical trials.

Everyday Hero's Public Service Announcement for September, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

Support Team Winter

Winter Vinecki is a 9-year-old triathlete competing in the Athletes for a Cure Triathlon to honor her dad's fight against prostate cancer.