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Improving Prostate Cancer Outcomes for Latino Men Through Awareness
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Latino men, with 17,000 diagnoses and 2,000 deaths annually.
While issues like a lack o...
Moffitt study shows genomic testing can identify African American prostate cancer patients with high-risk disease
African American men tend to be diagnosed more frequently with prostate cancer and have higher mortality rates than men of other races and ethnicit...
Combating a killer: Prostate cancer in the African American community
Before she began medical school, Fornati Bedell, M.D., M.H.D., studied public health at Johns Hopkins University. She fondly recalls her first job....
Genomic Testing Can Identify African American Prostate Cancer Patients Who Have High-risk Disease
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African American men tend to be diagnosed more frequently with prostate cancer and have higher mortality rates ...
Racism and prostate cancer: a multilayered issue.
Prostate cancer is more common in Black men than in white men — one in six Black men in the United States will develop the disease, compared with o...
A Recurrent ADPRHL1 Germline Mutation Activates PARP1 and Confers Prostate Cancer Risk in African American Families
African American (AA) families have the highest risk of prostate cancer (PC). However, the genetic defects contributing to PC in these families rem...
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