Advocating with ZERO Prostate Cancer: Eric Morrow

Eric knows the impact advocacy and early detection can make in a man's life. In 2016, he learned his father had previously been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Worried about his health, he asked for a PSA test. One request turned into many over the years. Despite a family history, Eric's doctor refused to test, stating he wasn't yet 55. Eventually, he found out he had prostate cancer through a routine colonoscopy appointment. After completing treatment, he asked himself what more he could do to help other men afflicted by prostate cancer. That’s when he found the Summit.

Our Summit is a place where patients and survivors like Eric, become powerful advocates by finding a community that understands their journey and a platform to make real change. Because of our advocates, millions of additional dollars have been secured for prostate cancer research and outreach.

Join us for the 2025 Prostate Cancer Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C., from February 23–25. Attendees will have the chance to share their stories, learn from experts, and speak directly to lawmakers about the importance of prostate cancer research and early detection.

Will you stand with Eric and countless others in this fight?

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