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High consumption of dairy products linked to increased prostate cancer risk
A high consumption of dairy products, like milk and cheese, appears to be associated with an increased risk of prostate cancer, according to research published in the Journal...
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Consuming lots of milk and cheese may raise the risk of prostate cancer
Experts at the Mayo Clinic in the US analysed 47 studies that delved into the link between diet and the disease. Results were published in the Journal of the American...
4 hours ago - Daily Mail
'Passing Through': In Memory of Gerald Chodak, MD
The prostate cancer community mourns the loss of Gerald Chodak, MD, an influential and iconic figure in urology. Medscape Urology
4 days ago - Medscape
Statins Again Linked to Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
Benefits seen with higher doses, longer duration of use, and lipophilic statins
5 days ago - MedPageToday
What do turmeric, apples and grapes have in common? Scientists have found they all help treat prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is among the leading cancers in men in the U.S., second only to skin cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates around 174,650 new cases of - and 31,620...
8 days ago - Natural News
Men Who Conceive With Assisted Reproduction at Increased Prostate Cancer Risk
Men who conceive children using assisted reproduction techniques like in vitro fertilization are more likely to develop prostate cancer and may benefit from screening, a study...
8 days ago - Medscape
Why won't doctors tell us about prostate cancer cure that can spare a man's sex life?
Paul Sayer, 64, from Southend-on-Sea in Essex, was diagnosed with cancer in his 60s. He had high-intensity focused ultrasound treatment in July 2018 and suffered no...
8 days ago - Daily Mail
Men Have Fun in Prostate Cancer Trial
In a randomized trial, football, or soccer as it is known in the United States, benefitted men with prostate cancer in multiple ways. Medscape Medical News
10 days ago - Medscape
More Data Link Statins to Lower Prostate Ca Risk
Benefits limited to longer duration of treatment, higher doses
10 days ago - MedPageToday
Doctor Warns: Eat Soy and You'll Look Five Years Older
By Dr. Mercola In the early 1990's, soy and soy products exploded onto the supermarket scene with promises of bountiful health benefits. This "new miracle food," soy, was...
10 days ago - Mercola
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