The 6th Biennial Science of Global Prostate Cancer Disparities in Black Men of Africa

项目摘要 2010年，前列腺癌跨大西洋联盟（CaPTC）组织了首届全球科学大会， 前列腺癌差异（SGCaPD）在黑人会议上提供了一个平台， 前列腺癌（CaP）在黑人男性中的差异。自2010年成立以来，SGCaPD 会议促进了一种独特的方法来理解和解决黑人的CaP差异。与 在NCI的支持下，前两年的SGCaPD会议取得了一些学术成就， 包括：（1）会议录出版物;（2）全球癌症医学科学CaP特刊;（3）多 机构赠款合作;（4）多机构，跨学科的前列腺健康差异项目;（5） 全球CaP倡导倡议;（6）研究指南;和（7）标准化的全球CaPTC-AC 3行为 流行病学（CABE）数据元素和措施，在文化上适合于研究 全球黑人为了继续实现我们的长期目标，消除 黑人，我们提议召开第六届两年一度的SGCaPD会议。会议将首次在 在欧洲举行，将重点培养研究技能和分享研究成果，开发和测试 在黑人的CaP相关的干预措施的可行性或确定在黑人的CaP差异的生物学基础。 该申请计划促进来自北卡罗来纳州的20名早期研究人员（ESI）之间的研究合作。 美洲、欧洲、非洲和加勒比地区，在以下四个领域之一开展全球CaP研究合作：（1） 基因组学;（2）生物信息学/数据科学;（3）行为研究;（4）临床研究。

PROJECT SUMMARY In 2010, the Prostate Cancer Transatlantic Consortium (CaPTC) organized the inaugural Science of Global Prostate Cancer Disparities (SGCaPD) in Black Men’s Conference to provide a platform for addressing the complexity of prostate cancer (CaP) disparity in Black men. Since the inaugural conference in 2010, the SGCaPD conference has fostered a unique approach to understand and address CaP disparities in Black men. With the support of the NCI, the previous biennial SGCaPD conferences have resulted in several scholarly achievements, including: (1) proceedings publications; (2) a global CaP special issue in ecancermedicalscience; (3) multi- institutional grant collaborations; (4) multi-institutional, trans-disciplinary prostate health disparity projects; (5) global CaP advocacy initiatives; (6) research guidelines; and (7) a standardized global CaPTC-AC3 Behavioral and Epidemiological (CABE) data elements and measures that are culturally appropriate for studying CaP in Black men globally. To continue to meet our long-term goal of eliminating the CaP disparities experienced by Black men, we are proposing the sixth Biennial SGCaPD Conference. For the first time, the conference will be held in Europe and will focus on fostering research skills and sharing research results that develop and test the feasibility of CaP-relevant interventions in Blacks or determines the biological basis for CaP disparities in Blacks. This application plans to foster research collaborations among 20 Early Stage Investigators (ESIs) from North America, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean for global CaP research collaborations in one of four areas: (1) Genomics; (2) Bioinformatics/Data Science; (3) Behavioral Research; and (4) Clinical Research.