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Genetics may help explain Black men’s high prostate cancer risk, say scientists

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Researchers find mutations that are more common in men with African ancestry after DNA analysisScientists have discovered genetic mutations that could help explain why Black men are at higher risk of developing prostate cancer than those of other ethnicities. The findings could lead to a test to identify those at greatest risk of developing the disease, enhancing survival rates.

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Genetics may help explain Black men’s high prostate cancer risk, say scientists

Exclusive: Researchers find mutations that are more common in men with African ancestry after DNA analysisScientists have discovered genetic mutations that could help explain why Black men are at higher risk of developing prostate cancer than those of other ethnicities. The findings could lead to a test to identify those at greatest risk of developing the disease, enhancing survival rates.Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among British m…

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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