Are you at risk
Are you at risk
The main risk factors for prostate cancer in a man
The main established risk factors for prostate cancer are age, with risks increasing after the age of 50, a family history of cancer, and black ethnic origin. It is evident that these factors cannot be modified. But what about prevention? Can we reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer?
By exploring the pages of this section, you can assess if you have a higher risk than other men of developing prostate cancer and perhaps make the decision to adopt a lifestyle that could reduce your risks or improve your quality of life.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us at 1-855-899-2872 or via chat to speak with one of our healthcare professionals specialized in uro-oncology.
Relevant and additional information
Here, you’ll find a selection of key pages and resources that may address your questions or concerns. Scroll through to explore essential information available on our site.
Active surveillance in 5 points
States of prostate cancer post-treatment
How I coped with prostate cancer
Urologist’s advice: Treatments and information on prostate cancer
Symptoms, risk and screening
Diagnosis and treatment
External radiation or Brachytherapy?
