Peter joined Maxwell Plus after an awareness session at his local police headquarters. With a family history, Peter had always kept an eye on his prostate health. However, a rising PSA was missed by his GP. His doctor, supported by AI, discovered his rising PSA, and suggested Peter have further testing. An advanced blood test and an MRI indicated the presence of a highly suspicious lesion. A biopsy confirmed this lesion as an aggressive cancer and Peter needed to receive treatment quickly. Peter’s treatment was a success and he is now enjoying his return to health. He returned to work for his last few months before retirement after a distinguished public service career in defense and law enforcement. Peter is a regular advocate for Men’s Health, speaking regularly to groups of men encouraging them to take care of themselves and their loved ones.
Peter – QLD Police Officer
Prostate cancer survivor
Greg thought he would investigate Maxwell Plus even though he had been tested regularly for 20 years. After seeing Peter Jenkins' story on Sunrise, he thought extra peace of mind couldn’t hurt. To his surprise, Maxwell Plus discovered an aggressive cancer that was missed in his previous years of testing. The early detection saved Greg’s life. Maxwell Plus doctors, assisted by AI, determined that his slowly rising PSA and family history put him in a higher risk category. An advanced blood test and MRI confirmed the suspicions showing the presence of an aggressive cancer. Greg recently had surgery, fully recovered and is back to work and enjoying life on Sunshine Coast in Queensland. His early detection story shows the importance of regular testing. Without it, his slowly rising PSA would have been missed.
Greg Smith – QLD Police Officer
Prostate Cancer Survivor
At age 79, Ian was not surprised to find his annual PSA test was 2.7. It had been rising slowly since 2013, and conventional wisdom suggested he was more likely to die ‘with’ rather than ‘from’ prostate cancer. He did not feel comfortable with the upward trend as he had lost friends recently from the disease. At the suggestion of a CSIRO scientist in the family, Ian had a discussion with Maxwell Plus’ doctors about his situation and it was agreed Maxwell Plus was right for him. Two weeks after signing up, he received the news his data was concerning. His follow up tests confirmed a significant cancer. Ian’s post-treatment analysis pathology revealed his cancer, although small, was dangerous. Less than ten weeks after the operation, Ian has fully recovered and was declared cancer-free. He is back to his healthy and active life on the Sunshine Coast.
Ian – Company Director
Prostate Cancer Survivor
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