J J Oh et al. evaluated the association between 21 SNPS in CYP24A1 and prostate cancer risk in Korean male population, and identified 5 CYP24A1 variants (rs2248461, OR = 0.63; rs2248359, OR = 0.65; rs6022999, OR = 0.65; rs2585428, OR = 0.46; rs4809959, OR = 0.52) were significantly negatively associated with prostate cancer risk after multiple comparisons by a method of false discovery rate (Oh et al., 2014). This evidence concerns the gene CYP24A1 and prostate cancer.