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ANCAP Encourages Men to Get Tested for Prostate Tumor: "The Fear of Testing Is More Dangerous than Cancer"
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On Wednesday, the National Association Against Prostate Cancer (ANCAP) launched a campaign to encourage men to undergo prostate cancer screening, so that the stigma associated with these controls, which allow 90 percent of those who do so, can be "saved" their lives.
On the occasion of the World Day of Prostate Cancer, on June 11, the president of the Spanish Urology Association, Dr. José Luis Álvarez-Ossorio, responds to all the doubts related to the PSA test in men. Prostate cancer is the most frequent tumor in men. It is estimated that in this 2025 around 32,188 new cases are diagnosed, according to the report “The cancer figures” that collects data from the Spanish Network of Cancer Records (REDECAN) and…
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