04/11/2019
Happy Thursday!! Today we are highlighting Prostate Cancer...
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Hispanic men, with about 13,900 new cases expected in 2018. Among the major racial/ ethnic groups in the United States, Hispanic men have intermediate prostate cancer incidence rates that are slightly lower than those in non-Hispanic whites.
During the past 12 years, the Prostate Cancer Foundation has raised more than $230 million to support aggressive prostate cancer research. During that time, U.S. government funding for prostate cancer research has increased 20-fold from $25 million per year in 1993 to over $500 million in 2004—largely as a result of the advocacy efforts of the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
Tomorrow will be our final day of highlighting different cancers that effect our communities, please stay tuned...