Baldness and prostate cancer
Men with baldness may face a high risk of prostate cancer, according to a new Canadian study. The survey results from the University of Toronto (Canada) found a connecti…
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Men with baldness may face a high risk of prostate cancer, according to a new Canadian study. The survey results from the University of Toronto (Canada) found a connecti…
The research has just been published in the journal Lancet Oncology, conducted by scientists at University College in London, under the auspices of the Pharmaceutical Re…
For years, milk is good for children's health and development. However, excessive drinking of adolescent milk may increase the risk of prostate cancer, US Journal of Epi…
Australian researchers say they have found a way to treat future prostate cancer by starving tumor cells, according to UPI news agency.
According to a new study by Harvard University (USA) researchers in the Journal of Internal Medicine Archives, women who drink 2-3 cups of coffee a day will reduce the r…
Scientists from the British Medical Research Council have discovered that a gene can control the development and spread of prostate cancer cells.
British scientists have developed a vaccine that can destroy prostate cancer, while keeping the healthy cells around.
For the first time, Van Chi (turkey tail mushroom), a precious medicinal herb, has just been proved by scientists at Queenland University of Technology (Australia) to be…
According to scientists at the University of California: The minimum fast walking: 4.83 km per hour, 3 hours per week (ie 14.49 km per week) will lower the risk of devel…
According to a recent study, Digitalis (which belongs to the group of glucoside-supporting heart) has long been considered effective in treating heart failure, but now i…
British scientists have concluded that men with a longer index finger than a ring finger have a 30% lower risk of prostate cancer.
People who treat prostate cancer with hormone blockade have an increased risk of cataracts.
Determining the risk of prostate cancer in men will become faster and more convenient thanks to the urine test method ...
Australian scientists say recent vitamin E therapy may help to survive prostate cancer.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can help solve prostate cancer better than aggressive treatment.