So, is prostate cancer racist? We know Black men are TWICE AS PRONE
Black men are doubly prone, and 70% more likely to die from the malignancy? Medics all around the world have no precise clue why, and most Black brothers refuse to talk about it? Crazy!
And did you also know that 1 in 8 Canadian men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime? White, Black, Latin, Asian, South Asian, Indigenous, whatever your background, it’s the most common cancer in men, almost exclusively passed down from our dads?
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