Tesla's Catalysis..

🧬 CAN WOMEN DEVELOP PROSTATE CANCER? Women do not have a typical prostate gland like men, so they do not develop conventional prostate cancer. But does that mean women have no similar gland at all? The answer might surprise you. 👇

For example, when you touch something very hot, the spinal cord can trigger your hand to pull away before the brain fully processes the pain.

Reflexes can happen before you're consciously aware of them. Your nervous system helps protect you from danger.👇

IMPORTANT: Researchers are investigating several possible contributing factors, including inherited genetics, healthcare access and environmental conditions. The difference cannot be explained by skin colour alone. Knowing your family history and understanding your personal risk are important steps towards early awareness.

🚨 MEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT HAVE A HIGHER RISK OF PROSTATE CANCER. Scientists have studied this extensively, and the evidence is strong. The US National Cancer Institute (NCI) reports that Black American men have substantially higher prostate cancer rates than White American men. A 2024 NIH-supported study published in JAMA Network Open examined genetic ancestry and neighbourhood conditions among 1,469 men. The researchers found an association between West African genetic ancestry and prostate cancer risk among men living in disadvantaged neighbourhoods. The CDC also identifies African American ancestry as an important prostate cancer risk factor.