#prostate cancer

Pre-pandemic report shows a modest improvement for survival for people with hard-to-treat pancreatic cancer.

The patient-driven Metastatic Prostate Cancer Research Project releases its first report.

People with blood cancers or prostate cancer might be particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 complications.

Study findings may have implications for treating prostate cancer in patients of African descent.

The levels of prostate-specific antigen in the blood can indicate further testing is needed to screen for cancer.

The event offers free resources and testing for Black men, who face higher death rates from preventable diseases.

A new report tracks the most prominent cancers for men and women and finds substantial racial disparities in cancer treatment.

A new study is investigating the genetic differences that leave Black men more susceptible to prostate cancer.

Authors of a new study stress the need to improve access to cancer screenings, especially for minorities and lower-income populations.

New studies shed light on rates of depression, anxiety and the risks of self-harm and suicide in people diagnosed with cancer.

Reducing red meat intake or switching to a pescatarian or vegetarian diet could reduce the risk of three types of cancer.

2022 Nutrition and Physical Activity Guideline for Cancer Survivors Shows Obesity Linked to Recurrence and Mortality for Some Cancer Types.

Study findings have implications for both diagnosis and prevention—and even for treatment.

Study confirms that Black men are at higher risk for prostate cancer disease progression and death.

Black men had “a significantly higher incidence” of both localized and metastatic prostate cancer. But researchers reported good news too.

Prostate cancer, breast cancer and disparities noted as areas of concern.