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ZERO’s Prostate Cancer Racial Disparities Task Force

African-American, Hispanic Men Less Likely to Get Treatment for Prostate Cancer, Even With High-Risk Disease

In Cancer Trials, Minorities Face Extra Hurdles

Film Viewing: The Black Walnut (Charleston, 5/20/23​)

The 4th showing in ZERO's Prostate Cancer in the Black Community film series was held in Charleston, NC on May 20, 2023. Director Terrance Afer-Anderson joined local experts to discuss unique challenges faced by members of the Black community.

Jump in cancer diagnoses at 65 implies patients wait for Medicare, according to Stanford study

Florida’s health agencies are led by black women. Can they create equity?

Cancer patients often charged exorbitant fees for parking

Prostate cancer education is heading into Black barbershops through Case Western Reserve University program

Congress should increase access to prostate cancer care for veterans

Prostate cancer treatment considerations in patients of low socioeconomic status

What happens to black cancer patients

Asian men with metastatic PCa have superior ADT outcomes

Black Men with prostate cancer less likely to get ideal treatment

Black Patients found to be underrepresented in prostate cancer clinical trials

Addressing prostate cancer’s racial disparity starts with you

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Opens Up About Prostate Cancer Diagnosis to Raise Awareness About Health Care Disparities

NBA star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar talks openly about his prostate cancer diagnosis and what it is like to receive that news.

What African-Americans and other minorities need to know about their risks for cancer

Combating health disparities in prostate cancer

Cancer patients facing housing instability show greater risk of mortality