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Highlights from Chapter 5: Survival of Prostate Cancer Trends, 1973-1995: Based on cases diagnosed in 1990 and followed through 1995, 93% of all men diagnosed with prostate cancer will survive five years or longer. Relative survival rates have increased since 1973 for both black and white men, but the difference between blacks and whites has increased over time (survival has not improved as rapidly in black men). Consistent improvements in relative survival have occurred over time (1973 to 1993) for localized and regional stage cancers, with relative five-year survival now exceeding 99%. Relative survival has increased over time for all grades of cancer. Relative survival for younger men (age <50) is lower than for older men. Five-year relative survival for distant stage disease is 34% and has not improved over time. את רוצה כמה מאמרים ? יש המונים