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Local 4′s Kimberly Gill recognized for coverage on Detroit doctor’s study on prostate cancer in Black community
Read full article: Local 4′s Kimberly Gill recognized for coverage on Detroit doctor’s study on prostate cancer in Black communityLocal 4 anchor Kimberly Gill was honored Wednesday in the 2021 Heroes of Cancer virtual event for coverage on Dr. Isaac Powell’s study on prostate cancer among Black men.
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Metro Detroit surgeon aims to reduce disparity of Black men dying from prostate cancer
Read full article: Metro Detroit surgeon aims to reduce disparity of Black men dying from prostate cancerDETROIT – Prostate cancer survivor Dr. Isaac Powell has treated thousands of cancer patients and has decades of research experience. He’s working on finding a drug that will fight the genes responsible for a more aggressive form of prostate cancer, particularly in Black men. When it comes to prostate cancer in Black men, the numbers are staggering. There’s also the fear of the diagnosis of prostate cancer, to many men the diagnosis is considered a death sentence. Powell and a team of researchers have identified a profile of genes responsible for a more aggressive prostate cancer.