Prostate Cancer Connection

Know your PSA. Start the conversation.

A simple blood test can find prostate cancer early, when it is most treatable. PCC offers education, screening awareness and support for men, families and caregivers.

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PSA awareness

What is a PSA test?

A PSA test measures a protein made by the prostate. A higher level can be a sign that something needs a closer look, but it does not mean you have cancer on its own.

The right time to begin testing depends on your age, family history and background. A conversation with your doctor is the best way to decide.

Ask your doctor whether PSA screening is right for you.
Tell your doctor if prostate cancer runs in your family.
Bring a family member or friend to the appointment if it helps.

NCI PSA fact sheet

Antron Brown on PSA Screening

Four-time NHRA Top Fuel World Champion Antron Brown is leading by example.

As Prostate Cancer Connection’s Founding Motorsports Ambassador, Antron shares his own PSA blood test experience to encourage men to take an active role in their prostate health.

A PSA test is a simple blood test that can help inform conversations about prostate cancer screening.

Talk with your healthcare professional about whether PSA screening is right for you.

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How PCC helps

PSA Awareness & Early Detection
Plain-language information and community events that make screening easier to talk about.
Connection on Wheels
Our mobile outreach brings information and support directly into neighborhoods.
About Connection on Wheels
Education, Awareness & Support
Resources for the newly diagnosed, caregivers, and families facing advanced disease.

Community outreach

Connection on Wheels

Connection on Wheels is PCC’s mobile outreach program. We bring education and conversation to the places people already gather. Contact us to bring it to your community.