A prostate cancer diagnosis can leave patients and families unsure where to turn next. The Resource Map for the Journey brings trusted educational materials together in one place, organized to help you find information that matches your current mile marker.
These resources are provided by ZERO Prostate Cancer and shared with permission.
Newly Diagnosed
Start here for trusted information, practical tools, and questions to help you better understand a new prostate cancer diagnosis and prepare for the road ahead.
Newly Diagnosed Prostate Cancer Guide
Learn about prostate cancer, treatment options, possible side effects, and questions to discuss with your healthcare team.
Provided by ZERO Prostate Cancer and shared with permission.
Medical Information Worksheet
A practical worksheet to help patients organize medical information, appointments, test results, medications, and important questions.
Provided by ZERO Prostate Cancer and shared with permission.
Questions for Your Doctor:Newly Diagnosed
A helpful list of questions to bring to appointments so patients and families can better understand the diagnosis and treatment choices.
Provided by ZERO Prostate Cancer and shared with permission.
Prostate Cancer Risk & Screening
Understanding your risk and knowing when to talk with your doctor about screening can make a meaningful difference. These resources can help you learn about PSA testing, high-risk factors, family history, and questions to discuss with your healthcare team.
PSA Test: What You Need to Know
A clear overview of the PSA blood test and how it is used as part of prostate cancer screening and early detection. Ask One More Question.
Provided by ZERO Prostate Cancer and shared with permission.
Screening for High-Risk Individuals
Learn about factors that may increase prostate cancer risk and the questions to discuss with your healthcare team about when screening should begin.
Provided by ZERO Prostate Cancer and shared with permission.
Prostate Cancer Family Tree Worksheet
A practical worksheet to help document your family cancer history and share important information with your healthcare team.
Provided by ZERO Prostate Cancer and shared with permission.