![Lisa Cannon Albright, Ph.D., professor of genetic epidemiology and a Huntsman Cancer Institute investigator.](https://archive.unews.utah.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Lisa-4x6-2.jpg)
A discovery by researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute shows that looking at whether a man’s uncles and great-grandparents, among other second- and third-degree relatives, had prostate cancer could be as important as looking at whether his father had prostate cancer. A more complete family history would give physicians a new tool to decide whether or not a PSA test was appropriate.