The alarming rise in advanced prostate cancer cases in California, increasing way faster than the national average, has sparked concerns, and has highlighted the urgent need to ramp up screenings to catch the aggressive cases early on. A new study from UCSF has highlighted this sharp surge across all ages, ethnicities, and regions in California.
Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer in the United States of America, and usually affects people over 50. Although, like other forms of cancer, early-onset prostate cancers are on the rise too.
