Study reveals prostate cancer diagnosis, outcomes for men by races
Study reveals prostate cancer diagnosis, outcomes for men by races
Black men are two times more likely to develop prostate cancer than white men, study says. Early diagnosis and treatment resulted in similar outcomes for both races.
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