Prostate Cancer
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Black men are more likely to be diagnosed with and die from prostate cancer.
"Prostate cancer cells (are) producing more cholesterol, which they divert to generate their own androgen."
Black participants were significantly less likely to use NHT compared to other racial and ethnic groups.
Researchers found that men from indigenous men were more likely to have higher PSA compared to non-Indigenous men.
Asian PCa patients had longer median overall survival than White patients.
Approximately 30% - 40% of the variation in PSA is "noise" that isn't cancerous but determined by genetics.
Black individuals are more likely to believe videos about prostate cancer when Black physicians or patients present it.
Men with a BMI of 30 or higher were less likely to screen positive for either the PSA test or DRE.
American Indian and Alaska Native men are less likely to get PSA testing and DREs for prostate cancer screening.
Studies have found that men of African ancestry die from prostate cancer more frequently than others.
An increase in advanced-stage cancer diagnoses with a decline in PSA testing.
Researchers found 9 novel prostate cancer risk genetic loci, 7 of which were more specific to men of African ancestry.
"Waiting for urinary symptoms may mean missing opportunities to catch (prostate cancer) when it's treatable."
A study shows differences in gut microbiome of prostate cancer patients compared to those with benign biopsies.
Prostate cancer is a silent killer in South Africa, and a system is needed to include Africans in the genomic revolution.
The retrospective cohort study, published online in The Aging Male, examined the risk in over 13,000 patients.
Both black and white men with prostate cancer show decreased risk of prostate cancer-specific mortality (PCSM) due to ...
Prostate cancer development and progression are associated with increased infiltrating macrophages.
Autophagy can affect the response of prostate cancer cells to therapy such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Patients living with prostate cancer may not be in as much danger as assumed. It is common knowledge that prostate ...
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