Table S8 from Family History of Early Onset or Lethal Prostate Cancer and the Risk of Prostate Cancer Death in Sweden

E Lin; Hans Garmo; Kerri Beckmann; Ola Bratt; Pär Stattin; Rolf Gedeborg

doi:10.1158/1055-9965.30028483

September 2, 2025Open Access

Table S8 from Family History of Early Onset or Lethal Prostate Cancer and the Risk of Prostate Cancer Death in Sweden

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Key Points

Sensitivity analyses show a significant association between family history and risk of prostate cancer death.
Men whose fathers were born after 1920 exhibit notable characteristics at diagnosis related to family history.
This observational analysis highlights the importance of considering family history in prostate cancer assessments.
The findings suggest that familial factors may play a crucial role in prostate cancer risks in Sweden.

Implication

Sensitivity analyses reveal a link between family history and diagnosis characteristics in men, suggesting increased caution for those with relatives affected.

Abstract

Results from sensitivity analyses for the association between family history and characteristics at diagnosis, restricted to men whose fathers were born after 1920.

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Table S8 from Family History of Early Onset or Lethal Prostate Cancer and the Risk of Prostate Cancer Death in Sweden

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