Eat more cauliflower to prevent prostate cancer
According to a new study by British scientists, eating cauliflower or broccoli once a week will help men reduce their risk of invasive prostate cancer by 52%.
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According to a new study by British scientists, eating cauliflower or broccoli once a week will help men reduce their risk of invasive prostate cancer by 52%.
If the enemy of women is breast cancer, the concern of men is prostate cancer. Fortunately, a recent study showed that broccoli is capable of preventing this dangerous d…
Guys who work at the table all day will be more likely to develop prostate cancer than manual workers.
The greatest protective effect of tomatoes against prostate cancer is when moistening tomato paste into tomato paste, US researchers said.
After 20 years of research, scientists from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research (Australia) have published an important finding: Patients with prostate cancer are a…
Scientists at the University of Haifa, Israel claim that Ganoderma - a wild mushroom commonly used in Chinese medicine (and Vietnam) - can cure prostate cancer.
According to a new study by Japanese scientists published in the American journal Epidemilogy Wednesday, just drinking 5 cups of green tea or more each day can reduce th…
British scientists have successfully researched a new synthetic vitamin D called Asentar (DN-101) that effectively treats prostate cancer. This drug is about 100 times h…
Extracts from a fungus called Phellinus linteus that have been used for hundreds of years in East Asian medicine can be used to combat prostate cancer, US researchers sa…
It is not uncommon for you to run perfectly in the business world but as helpless as a child with hidden illnesses. Common and most confusing are chlamydia, E.coli, pros…
Diets rich in omega-3 fats in fish fat can protect men from prostate cancer from developing a more dangerous form of the disease.
Symptoms of bladder stones are easily confused with prostate enlargement, bladder tumors. If not detected and treated promptly, bladder stones are more likely to lead to…
A natural chemical in red pepper may help treat prostate cancer, according to a recent study by scientists at the American Cancer Research Center.
Surgery is a commonly used treatment for prostate tumors, but can remove the irritating agent but reduce the quality of life, even cause impotence. The new trend is curr…
Most prostate surgery patients are over 50 years old; 3/4 of them still have sexual activity. The removal of a diseased prostate can easily cause nerves to create an ere…