… prostate cancer in which the prevalence of genetic alterations in different racial and ethnic
… of ERG oncoprotein alterations were grouped by geographic region, showing a frequency of …

… at hospitals that primarily treated people in racial/ethnic minority groups were less likely to
receive definitive therapy and more likely to encounter delays to treatment, despite adjustment …

… Prostate cancer (PC) is one of the most prevalent cancers worldwide, particularly affecting
men living a western lifestyle and of African descent, suggesting risk factors that are genetic, …

… Reasons for the large variation of prostate cancer in blacks within the African continent are
… of populations at risk, screening practices, geographical location as well as lifestyle factors in …

… of the biological drivers of prostate cancer by race/ethnicity and discuss how future studies
… in geographical information systems (GISs) now provide greater spatial/geographical context …

… prostate cancer and 375,304 prostate cancer-related deaths were reported 1 . In the USA,
prostate cancer is the leading cause of cancer … Of all the groups of races and ethnicities, Black …

… genetic variations across patient populations associated with geography has shaped our
genetic … In particular, the use of geographic ancestry, defined as the flow of genetic information …

… geographic and race/ethnicity, contribute to health disparities, potentially influencing PCa risk
[8]. Concerning all racial/ethnic … socioeconomic status have improved cancer outcomes [9]. …

… In the United States, the prostate cancer (PCa) incidence and death … races/ethnicities at a
large, academic center serving an … These geographic ancestral variations must be considered …

… and prioritize a strategy for including Black and other men with prostate cancer in intervention
studies and randomized clinical trials to halt the widening prostate cancer disparities. …