A groundbreaking study reveals African men face the highest genetic risk for prostate cancer. Researchers analyzed data from 7,500 men across eastern, southern, and west Africa, uncovering key genetic factors driving the disease. This largest-of-its-kind study highlights the urgent need for targeted screening. We spoke to oncologist Dr. Nokwanda Philile Zuma, who stressed early detection and tailored interventions as crucial steps forward.

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