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One of the most common cancers for men is prostate cancer. This is a relatively dangerous form of cancer, because there are almost no specific symptoms because the disea…
American scientists only sleep 7 hours a night to protect men from prostate cancer risk.
According to one study, eating 10 servings of tomatoes each week will help men reduce the risk of prostate cancer by nearly a fifth.
If detected and treated early, cancer will have a good prognosis. However, some types of cancer below have almost no symptoms in the early stages and are easily overlook…
British scientists have just had a turning point in prostate cancer research. Accordingly, the most common type of cancer in men is divided into 5 categories, depending…
Cane's venom can kill prostate cancer cells without affecting healthy cells.
Men who eat a lot of fish often suffer less from prostate cancer, the study from the Health Center of McGill University (USA) recommends.
Prostate cancer can be a sexually transmitted disease, due to a common but common form of infection
Researchers believe that when men take too much vitamin E with selenium, men have a higher risk of getting prostate cancer.
A new study found that eating more tomatoes and eating less processed red meat could help men reduce the risk of dying from prostate cancer.
A cup of coffee a day may be helpful for men with prostate cancer, US researchers said.
New genetic testing can help doctors more accurately diagnose the progress of prostate cancer.
A new study published last week showed that the drug finasteride, which is used in the treatment of urinary tract disease, is likely to significantly reduce the risk of…
Recent research by US scientists shows that patients with early prostate cancer may reduce the risk of metastasis and die if they replace fat from animal foods to fat he…
A group of Illinois State University scientists conducted research on genetically engineered mice to create malignant prostate tumors.