Three Hobart mates turn prostate cancer battle into shared support
Three Hobart men have all been diagnosed with prostate cancer: Brett Harris, Paul Foreman and Rick Bennett. They are supporting each other through treatment and recovery.
Why it mattersProstate cancer kills about 80 Tasmanian men every year and over 3,000 men across Australia. Peer support from men who understand the physical and emotional toll can help others facing the same diagnosis.
AustraliaProstate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia, with about 28,000 new cases every year. Three Tasmanian men show how survivors can support each other and encourage others to get tested early.
Corroborated bytheadvocate.com.au
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