Your support will help progress treatment strategies to fight prostate cancer and improve patient outcomes.

Develop new ways to fight prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australian males. It affects one in seven Australian men in their lifetimes and is the third most common cause of cancer death.

Despite advances in prostate cancer testing and treatment, 3,500 men still die from prostate cancer each year.

QUT researchers are developing targeted therapies that actively seek out cancer proteins and kill the harmful cells. Further research will look at restoring traditional therapy, shrinking tumours, and increasing response.

This novel approach will provide several new drugs to help fight prostate cancer and progress treatment strategies to improve patient outcomes.

Associate Professor Sally-Anne Stephensen

Your gift will help:

  • fund vital research to identify novel prostate cancer target proteins
  • make use of computer modelling and screening to identify small molecules that could be used as anti-prostate cancer drugs
  • develop rapid analysis for screening molecules against prostate cancer cells
  • test small molecules for their anti-prostate cancer abilities

The real-world impact of your gift

Imagine a novel approach to prostate cancer that could improve patient outcomes and save one in seven Australian men’s lives.

Your gift will drastically improve treatment options, outcomes, and quality of life for men diagnosed with prostate cancer - helping them be stronger for longer.

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