Watch PCF Founder and Chairman Michael Milken and Executive Chef Beth Ginsberg cook up a delicious dessert for the holidays…..or for any occasion! Customize the fruit and sweetness to your taste. Fresh fruit filling: 6 cups fresh fruit (assorted berries,…
Today we are thrilled to announce that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved rucaparib, a new medication to treat some patients with advanced prostate cancer. PCF science is proud to have been involved since the beginning, in every…
Before PCF, outlook for patients was bleak Less than 30 years ago, the total amount funding into prostate cancer research was less than $30 million a year. “So, in 1991, if you were diagnosed with metastatic castrate resistant prostate cancer,…
Supporting prostate cancer research means supporting all cancer research Since the Prostate Cancer Foundation began funding prostate cancer research 25 years ago, many discoveries about the disease have been made, including that cancerous tumors are related genetically and not just…
First, what does PSA mean? So you’ve had your PSA test, and it came back high. Your doctor did a DRE and ran a few more tests, and assures you that prostate cancer is very unlikely. Still, you’re worried. What…
3 russet potatoes, peeled 1 zucchini 2 carrots, peeled 1 onion, peeled 1 tbsp organic flour or matzah meal 2 egg whites 1 tsp baking powder 1/4 tsp sea salt pinch black pepper extra virgin olive oil or canola…
Men of African descent are more likely to develop prostate cancer, and African American men are more than twice as likely caucasian men to die from it. Although lifestyle habits contribute to this greater likelihood, it is chiefly the result of certain genes that men of African descent possess. Learn more about how the relationship between prostate cancer and African ancestry through the story of a patient and his doctor.
