Prostate Cancer Not Always an Old Man's Disease

Prostate cancer is often considered an "old man's disease," but younger men can also be diagnosed, sometimes with more aggressive forms of the cancer. While the risk increases with age, men in their 40s and 50s can develop prostate cancer, particularly if they have a family history or belong to high-risk groups, such as African American men. Early detection is crucial, as younger men may experience faster progression. It’s important for men of all ages to be aware of their risk factors and consult their healthcare provider for screenings if they fall into a high-risk category. #prostatecancer #menshealth #earlydetection #cancerawareness #urologycare
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