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Who's talking about ZERO? Read features about ZERO Prostate Cancer in the news—covering events, personal stories, advocacy efforts, and more!
2025 Mathew Knowles Joins ZERO to Spotlight Health Disparities in Prostate Cancer Care Every 18 minutes, a Black man in the U.S. is diagnosed with prostate cancer. Knowles' powerful message is clear: stigma and silence are costing lives—and it’s time for change. Shining a Light on a Silent Men’s Health Crisis in Forbes Prostate cancer, often detected too late, claims many lives due to stigma and lack of access. Mathew Knowles and ZERO Prostate Cancer aim to save 100,000 lives with the $20M Blitz the Barriers initiative. ZERO Prostate Cancer Launches Bold $20 Million 'Blitz The Barriers' Initiative to Close Gaps in Prostate Cancer Survival in Highest-Risk Communities Introducing Mathew Knowles — educator, music executive, and cancer advocate — as ZERO Prostate Cancer's new global ambassador, and a $7.5M commitment from Lead Founding Partner, Novartis.
2024 AUA ADVOCACY Patient Advocacy: Reflections From the ZERO Prostate Cancer Summit ZERO Board Members Tom Hulsey and Teedra Bernard share their perspectives on the ZERO Prostate Cancer Summit and the importance of advocacy. Prostate Cancer Survivor Encouraging Men to Get Checked Early Bob Lane, a prostate cancer survivor, provides insights into the challenges of disclosure, emphasizing the importance of early detection and support services for men facing similar diagnoses. ZERO Talks Prostate Cancer Disparities for Black Men with CNN CNN spoke to ZERO’s CEO Courtney Bugler about the one in six Black men who are diagnosed and why prostate cancer needs to be a national priority. Recent studies show Black men are most at-risk for prostate cancer Black men are more likely to be diagnosed with and die from prostate cancer than white men, partly due to genetics, environment, diet, healthcare access, and racial bias in testing, underscoring the importance of early screening.
More Stories and News Check out our official news and statements, updates in prostate cancer, and see who's talking about us! ZERO Newsroom ZERO Newsroom Explore our newsroom for press releases and official statements about ZERO's latest updates, achievements, and partnerships. Prostate Cancer News Prostate Cancer News Explore this page for the latest prostate cancer insights, research breakthroughs, trending discussions, news coverage, and thought-provoking editorials. Stay informed and engaged with our comprehensive updates. ZERO in the News ZERO in the News Read features about ZERO Prostate Cancer in the news—covering events, personal stories, advocacy efforts, and more!
