The profile of the patient with prostate cancer has been rejuvenated in recent years and has done so because men do more tests and attend more to mild symptoms when they manifest, although it is common that this pathology is asymptomatic.

The patient with prostate cancer is no longer just a man over 60 years old, but there are more and more cases of younger people, who are around 50, who are active, sexually and with life expectancy greater, as the president of the Spanish Group of Patients with Cancer (Gepac), Begoña Barragán, has indicated at a press conference.

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