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Black African men at a higher risk of contracting prostate cancer

London, England: Men over 50, families with a history of cancer and those with black African and Caribbean ancestry are among the groups most at risk.

Aside from a card or a pair of socks, the best gift a dad could receive this Father’s Day would be a sound piece of advice – get checked for prostate cancer.

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