It’s World Cancer Day. Did you know these stats?

The risk of a man dying from prostate cancer in Australia is 4.4% in regional areas.

This World Cancer Day, we’re shining a light on the inequities that still exist.

This World Cancer Day, we encourage men to talk to their doctor, understand their risk and take control of their health.

Published Feb 2 2026

Updated Aug 26 2026

Tagged Prostate Cancer, Health Equity, Prevention, Physical health

This World Cancer Day, we’re shining a light on the inequities that still exist.

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New research findings from a Movember-funded clinical trial called ENZA-p reveals a world-first combination treatment approach that has led to longer and better-quality lives for men living with incurable prostate cancer.

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A Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre study, part-funded by Movember, has led to a break-through in the treatment of early-stage prostate cancer.

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Research by The Lancet says that annual prostate cancer cases and deaths are projected to rise.

Movember funding has supported ground-breaking new research which harnesses the use of artificial intelligence to improve prostate cancer treatment.

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A ground-breaking trial supported by Movember has shown that combining two different drugs could delay the progression of advanced prostate cancer by an average of five months.

It’s World Cancer Day. Did you know these stats?

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