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Family history facilitates the early diagnosis of prostate carcinoma

Although all men age >50 years are at an increased risk for the development of prostate carcinoma, 2 major factors increase this risk: family history and race. This article outlines the influence of family history on the risk of prostate carcinoma and current understanding of factors that increase this risk.