Prostate Cancer Is the Most Frequently Diagnosed Cancer in Men

question 10

Multiple Choice

Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in men and is the second leading cause of cancer death in men.Select the triad that best reflects the individual with the highest risk for prostate cancer.

• A) 65+ years old, African descent, father had prostate cancer
• B) 50+ years old, Pacific Islander descent, brother has prostate cancer
• C) 36 years old, Jamaican descent, low-fat diet, no family history
• D) 45 years old, African descent, low-fat diet

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