1,000 SUBSIDIZED SLOTS FOR PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING - EARLY REGISTRATION FOR MEN AGED 45 AND ABOVE

COMMUNITY SCREENING PROGRAM

To raise awareness and provide better access to early healthcare services, a prostate cancer screening program is being implemented with 1,000 subsidized slots.

Program Duration:

Expected to run for approximately one month or until all 1,000 supported slots are filled.

Organized in collaboration with:

• Project Vietnam Foundation
   
• One Health Foundation (OHF)
   
• Hong Duc Hospital
   

ELIGIBILITY

Men aged 45 years and above

SCREENING CONTENT

Participants will undergo the following:

• Medical consultation and symptom assessment using the IPSS questionnaire
   
• Total PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) blood test
   
• Ultrasound of the urinary system and prostate (to measure prostate volume)
   
• Specialist consultation and health education materials
   
• Electronic medical record storage via QR code system
   

COST SUPPORT

The cost of screening services will be subsidized for the first 1,000 registered participants.
Limited slots available.

Prostate cancer does not always present clear symptoms.
Screening is not meant to create fear, but to take a proactive step in protecting long-term health.

If you or your loved ones are aged 45 and above, consider registering for this program.

📌 Register via the program QR code for detailed instructions.
QR CODE REGISTRATION

Prostate cancer is currently among the top 3 most common cancers in men.
Most cases are diagnosed after the age of 65, but the risk begins to increase significantly from age 45.

What is concerning is that early stages of the disease often progress silently, with little to no obvious symptoms.

Many people tend to overlook signs such as:

• Frequent nighttime urination
   
• Difficulty urinating or weak urine flow
   
• Interrupted urination
   
• Feeling of incomplete bladder emptying
   

These symptoms are often mistaken for normal aging or benign prostate enlargement, leading to delayed medical check-ups.

Meanwhile, early detection can significantly improve disease control, expand treatment options, and maintain long-term quality of life.