Robert’s PSA Chart
Prostate cancer is treatable if detected early. The best current test is the PSA test. ProstateTracker helps allows you to see the rise in PSA values that indicate prostate cancer is present. This image shows an actual prostate cancer survivor's PSA history recreated in ProstateTracker. You can create your personal ProstateTracker account
State Proclamations
Beginning on March 17, 2012, over 160 Prostate Cancer Pony Express relay riders rode over 25,000 miles, crossing the US four times and ending in Washington, DC on September 9, 2011, to raise awareness for prostate cancer. Our riders visited the state capitols of 49 of our 50 states, asking these governors to officially name September as pros
Pony Express
The annual PCAP Prostate Cancer Pony Express is our major motorcycle rally for prostate cancer awareness. We are partnered with the Prostate Conditions Education Council (PCEC) for this event. Our goal is to use our Pony Express riders to bring attention to free screening sites in each state and to raise funds to support PCEC screening programs
Prostate Tracker
prostatetracker.org More than 32,000 men die every year from prostate cancer; many of them simply because they don't know they have the disease in time for effective treatment. PROSTATETRACKER is a free Internet service that lets men see any change in their PSA test from one year to the next, and automatically reminds them when their next test i
Women’s Corner
Prostate cancer isn't just a man's disease. Prostate cancer affects the entire family. Ladies play an extraordinarily important role in family wellbeing, and prostate cancer presents them with special challenges.
Millions of women already have walked the prostate cancer path and have learned how to help manage prostate cancer and its relationship issues.
Click on the 'Read Below' link to find valuable resources that will help your family.
Read MoreGet Involved
The Prostate Cancer Awareness Project has many opportunities for support and engagement. We are building a nationwide series of bicycling events; we run the annual Prostate Cancer Pony Express motorcycle relay ride; and 2013 will see our first annual 'Blue Canary' film festival.
Click on 'Read More' below to visit our Programs page and learn how you can help us reduce the annual 30,000-man prostate cancer death toll.
Read MorePartner with Us
Our motorcycle and bicycling events reach millions of men and women every year, and our new "Blue Canaries" film festival will reach millions more.
Our ProstateTracker early detection system reach more millions of women and men.
We look forward to partnering with you on one of our programs.
Read MoreCars for Prostate Cancer
Our car donation program is the lifeblood of our program funding. It supports our free prostate cancer early warning tool, ProstateTracker. We accept all vehicle and boat donations.
Just click the link above to learn how your donation helps us prevent prostate cancer and how we ensure you receive the highest possible deduction for your donated vehicle or boat.
Read MoreProstate Tracker Launch
The Cost of Prostate Cancer in the U.S.
NEW PROSTATE CANCER CASES SINCE JAN. 1ST: 91,300
Blog
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What are the Chances My Prostate Cancer Will Recur?
How Common Is Recurrence of Prostate Cancer? We get this question a lot - in fact it’s the most popular blog post on our website. So, here’s one answer: “Nearly 100% o more...
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Prostate Cancer Resources Research Study Opportunity
Researchers at George Mason University (GMU) -- in Fairfax, Virginia, USA -- are conducting a study to learn more about how information and resources available on the In more...
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How I Rode Around the World for Prostate Cancer Awareness
Diet, Exercise, and Cancer By Robert Warren Hess I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in December 2002, just a few weeks before my older sister succumbed to pancreatic cance more...
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Taking Prostate Cancer Awareness to the Solvang 4,000!
Robert Hess and two of PCAP’s board members rode the Solvang Century on March 8th as part of our prostate cancer awareness outreach program. [caption id="" align="alignri more...
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ProstateTracker In Action
What’s Good for the Goose, Is Good for the Gander How many times have we all heard that from our parents and grandparents? The image to the right shows the results of my more...
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The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food
Y = f (x) We all have this equation. A formal definition would be, “A function (f) is a consistent relationship such that when an initial value is repeated (the x), we get more...
Prostate Cancer Pony Express
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How a motorcycle ride can find prostate cancer
The Prostate Cancer Pony Express is criss-crossing the US this year raising awareness for prostate cancer. A wonderful group of relay riders are carrying our dispatch bag wit more...
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Day 54 of the Prostate Cancer Pony Express – Memphis
Our riders arrived this afternoon in Memphis, TN. Thanks Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation! Follow the riders live on Google maps at http://bit.ly/ProstateCancerPonyExpre more...
CEO/Founder
Robert Hess
I am an accidental prostate cancer survivor, radical prostatectomy, Class of 2003. The PCAP and our new prostate cancer early warning tool, ProstateTracker, are a direct result of the accidental prostate cancer diagnosis that saved my life.
Unfortunately, 30,000 men die every year, many because they did not know they had prostate cancer while it still was treatable.
The Prostate Cancer Awareness Project and I are on a journey to make the PCAP Prostate Cancer Manifesto a reality - "That every man has a right to know he has prostate cancer while it still is treatable."
I hope you will join me on that journey.
Warm regards, Robert
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