High-Risk Black Men Least Likely to Get Prostate Cancer Tests Wednesday, February 22, 2006— Even though they are at the highest risk for aggressive prostate cancer, black men with a family history of the disease are least likely to be screened for it, even during the peak risk ages of 60 to 69, a new study finds.
Cervical Cancer Screening Rates Low in Poor Areas Friday, February 17, 2006—Black women living in poor communities are less likely to be up-to-date with cervical cancer screening than those living in wealthier areas, according to new findings from the Black Women's Health Study.
