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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 3/3/23CONTACT: Max Strauss or Malynda Washington, Hawks Brand Communications, brandcomms@hawks.com More than $777,000 Donated to the Prostate Cancer Foundation Since the Launch of Campaign in 2019 ATLANTA – Earlier this evening at the Hawks’ game, the Atlanta Hawks Foundation presented a check of $144,000 to the Prostate . . .
Kenny Logan has opened up about his sex life with wife Gabby, after receiving treatment to cure his prostate cancer. Former Scottish rugby international Kenny, 50, was diagnosed with cancer in . . .
In newly release data, ACS announced a major decline of overall cancer mortality in the United States. Mortality decreased by 33% since 1999. By contrast, the mortality trends in prostate cancer continue to be alarming. Already, prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death for U.S. men. Even more troubling, Black men have […]
In this conversation Michael Milken, Isla Garraway, and Kneeland Youngblood join Charles Ryan in a conversation on disparities and trends in the incidence and mortality of prostate cancer in the United States. To guide their conversation and to understand why Black men have a higher incidence, a higher death rate, and that relation to genetics […]
TUESDAY, Dec. 27, 2022 (HealthDay News) — The color of his skin and where he lives may influence an American man’s odds of dying from prostate cancer, a new study reveals. Black men and men living in the Western United States face the most dire prognosis, American Cancer Society (ACS) researchers report. “Why prostate cancer […]
EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE – 11 a.m., ET– December 21, 2022 Newswise — ATLANTA, December 21, 2022 – New findings led by researchers at the American Cancer Society (ACS) show the highest mortality rates for prostate cancer in White men were found in the Western region of the United States, including California, despite low incidence rates. […]
New findings led by researchers at the American Cancer Society (ACS) show the highest mortality rates for prostate cancer in White men were found in the Western region of the United States, including California, despite low incidence rates. Black men, however, had an estimated 70% to 110% higher incidence and mortality rate for prostate cancer […]