Australia didn't escape the phenomena either. Lions Australia has put together this site in an attempt to educate men about the dangers of Prostrate Cancer . It is the second most common cancer diagnosed in Australia after skin cancer. The good news is that there are many features of prostrate cancer which make it one of the least threatening cancers. After diagnosis most men survive for 10 years or more.
Treatment is with either surgery or radiotherapy.
This site has a number of educational resources, and links to support groups and treatment centres. This extraordinary resource is bursting with no-nonsense product reviews, strangely readable application tips, and smart commentary on the dangers of UV rays. Sunless-tanning practitioners will appreciate the wealth of knowledge here, and everyone else can just ckeck out the photos. In Australia gives details and photos of tributes to Australia's fallen diggers across the country. It seems like every decent sized town from Brisbane to Perth has some sort of memorial.