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For many men, a conversation about prostate cancer begins long before they enter a doctor’s office. It may begin when a brother mentions a test, when a friend describes a frightening diagnosis, or when a family member dies from cancer. For Black men, those conversations carry particular urgency. Prostate cancer affects them much more often, yet knowing that a disease is dangerous does not automatically mean people have the information, confidence, or trusted relationships needed to make decisions about screening.
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