Prostate Cancer and African-American Men

If caught early, prostate cancer has a 90% cure rate – but it occurs more often and is more deadly in African-American men than any other race. Why is this disease so prevalent among Black men? We’ll explore the myths and the facts about prostate cancer with Charlie Hill, a prostate cancer survivor and President of the Hampton Roads Prostate Health Forum, and Mark Fleming, M.D., with the Virginia Oncology Associates on the next Another View, Thursday night at 9 on WHRO-DT 15.1.

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