It also doesn't mean that every man that has been diagnosed, treated, and died is counted with that information being accepted into a certified acceptable database either.
Also; the most recent information available on incidence rate of Prostate cancer is 2011.
CDC - Prostate Cancer Rates by Race and Ethnicity
The graphs within shows the incidence/death rates for varied ethnicities per 100,000 sample testing so how does one end up with a 99.9% survival rate when the graph shows multiple ethnicity death rates attributed solely to Prostate cancer all easily above 10% of the incidence rate.
AA Men alone are showing a death rate at what looks to be near 15% of the incidence rate in the last year stats were available.
I'm confused.
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