Race and the Likelihood of Localized Prostate Cancer at Diagnosis Among Men in 4 Southeastern States

Differences in the likelihood of localized prostate cancer diagnosis between African American and white men in 4 states were not statistically different in 3 states after adjustments for individual and census-level characteristics. Variation in the proportion of men diagnosed with localized disease across states may reflect differences in sample size or real differences between the populations of these states.