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September 10, 2025Cancer ControlOpen Access

Evaluating a Prostate Cancer Education and Navigation to Screening Program for Black Men in South Carolina, U.S

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Program improved screening attendance and knowledge about prostate cancer in Black men, suggesting effective community engagement.

Prostate cancer education and navigation increased screening attendance among Black men to 83.6%.
A total of 568 participants were engaged, with significant representation from Black men (97.0%).
The program assessed changes in prostate cancer knowledge but found no statistically significant improvement post-education.
Community-based strategies effectively fostered appointments for 475 participants to discuss prostate cancer risk.

Ford et al. (2025) studied this question.

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