New research reveals prostate cancer survivors face a significant long-term risk of developing a third primary cancer, with a nearly twofold increase in mortality compared to those with only two diagnoses.

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Spatial transcriptomics may transform prostate cancer research by mapping immune cell localization and gene expression in situ, according to a recent article.

In the largest clinical genomic profiling study of non-Hispanic Black men with metastatic prostate cancer to date, researchers from Moffitt Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, University of California Los Angeles and the Veterans Affairs (VA) National Precision Oncology Program found key differences in tumor biology between non-Hispanic Black and non-Hispanic white veterans,

David Johnson of Fayetteville tells ABC11 he has a lot to live for. That's why he says he's grateful his doctors caught his prostate cancer early back in 2005. Due to the diagnosis, he says he had to have his prostate removed. After that, Johnson says he's mostly been healthy and able to enjoy life with his big, beautiful family ever since.