NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - In a new study of middle-aged New Jersey men, taking cholesterol-lowering drugs was linked to a lower chance of dying from prostate cancer. The findings don't prove that ...
For aging men, worrying about prostate health can start to feel like a real … well, you know. But as Dr. Leonard Appleman of ...
The Government’s plans for prostate cancer screening do not go far enough, experts have warned. James Murray, the new Health ...
Gary G. Schwartz, PhD, MPH Men who have serum calcium levels in the upper range of normal are at significantly increased risk of fatal prostate cancer, a study found. Men who have serum calcium levels ...
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men globally. While age, genetics, and family history are well-known risk factors, lifestyle choices such as diet and body weight are ...
The study cohort comprised 1,372 men who were enrolled onto three randomized trials between February 1995 and June 2001. In the three trials, the men were randomly assigned to receive radiation ...
The best evidence linking prostate cancer to milk consumption appears to be that for aggressive and fatal prostate cancers, but not prostate cancer in general. The relative risk of such cancers in men ...
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