Stories of Real
Patients and Their Care Partners

Living With Prostate Cancer on ERLEADA

More than

100,000*

ERLEADA patients prescribed and counting

*From September 2018 to September 2025.

IQVIA based on projected patient volumes of IQVIA National Prescription Audit (NPA) and National Sales Perspective (NSP) data 2018-September 2025.

Meet Real Patients and Their Care Partners

Living with prostate cancer can feel overwhelming. You’re not alone—hear from others navigating treatment with ERLEADA (apalutamide).

Mark & Jill: A Story of Hope

Mark shares his experience with metastatic prostate cancer and how ERLEADA has helped him continue living life with his wife, Jill.
Hear Mark and Jill's prostate cancer story—from diagnosis to treatment with ERLEADA.

Chapters

Introduction: Meet Mark and His Wife, Jill
Routine Tests and an Unexpected Diagnosis
Getting to Undetectable PSA With ERLEADA
Connecting With an ERLEADA withMe Care Navigator
Mark’s Routine for Taking ERLEADA
Mark and Jill’s Marriage
Finding Purpose in Life With Prostate Cancer

PSA=prostate-specific antigen.

I always say 'living with' prostate cancer because that's what we are trying to do."

— MARK

Learn From Real Patients and Their Doctors

Asking questions is part of a team effort in treatment decisions.

Learn From Real Patients and Their Doctors

Asking questions is part of a team effort in treatment decisions.

Bob & Dr Lowentritt: "Don’t ignore it."

When Bob Lane's prostate cancer returned and spread, taking action with ERLEADA made all the difference. Watch and learn why it's so important to stay proactive.

If you ignore your health, it will go away.”

—BOB

Patient stories reflect the real-life experiences of persons diagnosed with mCSPC who have been prescribed ERLEADA. However, individual experiences may vary. Patient stories are not necessarily representative of what another person using ERLEADA may experience. This patient was compensated for their time and participation in this video.

Your healthcare provider is the best source of information regarding your health and treatment. Consult your healthcare provider if you have questions about your type of cancer and/or your treatment.