Prostate Cancer
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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 ...
Patients living with prostate cancer may not be in as much danger as assumed. It is common knowledge that prostate ...
Black and Hispanic patients remain underrepresented in cancer trials despite increased participation in recent years. ...
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men. Commonly observed symptoms after treatment include urinary ...
A study presented during the 2021 ASCO Annual Meeting observed county-level racial disparities in access to prostate ...
A study published in the journal Nature Communications revealed that higher levels of a specific immune cell type make ...
A systematic review observed that health disparities persist for Black men with prostate cancer and sought to determine ...
A study examined geographic variations in active surveillance (AS) for low-risk prostate cancer and found that Hispanic ...
African American men are more likely to have more advanced prostate cancer.
This is despite the population being more susceptible to more aggressive disease.
Researchers from Rutgers University have identified human gene markers that lead to the development of metastatic ...
Genetic Alterations May Contribute to Black Men Dying from Prostate Cancer at a Disproportional Rate
Genetic alterations may contribute to African American men having higher instances of prostate cancer, and higher ...
There no racial differences in survival outcomes between Black and White patients with metastatic prostate cancer, ...
Black patients have considerably less access to investigational PET imaging for prostate cancer, according to the ...
A study published online in the journal CANCER highlights factors that lead to racial disparities in deaths following ...
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