Vitamin E causes prostate cancer in men
Researchers believe that when men take too much vitamin E with selenium, men have a higher risk of getting prostate cancer.
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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.
Newscastle virus in chickens can become an effective remedy for treating prostate cancer in humans.
Experts at the Royal College of London (UK) said they had initially tested the solution to bring estrogen into the blood through the skin, opening up a lower-cost and sa…
A study showed that drinking 300ml of carbonated water a day increases the risk of prostate cancer in men by 40%.
Cuban scientists said on September 24 that they had finished a second clinical trial of a vaccine that was able to fight prostate cancer.
An oily fish diet will help prostate cancer patients increase their survival. The conclusion was made by scientists at Harvard University School of Medicine (USA) after…
Experts tracked the health status of more than 6,000 men aged 21-75 for about 37 years. The results showed that men who drank more than 7 cups of tea per day had a 50% h…
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…