Articles related to "Risk Of Prostate Cancer"

Diet is one factor that affects the risk of getting prostate cancer. What's the best way to eat for prostate cancer prevention?

By age 80, up to 80% of American men have prostate cancer - but later in life, it poses less of a threat than in earlier years

A growing body of evidence suggests that over-screening and invasive diagnostic and treatment methods do not always translate into fewer cancer deaths.

Prostate cancer has specific symptoms and men should get examined on a regular basis once they turn 40, because over 28,000 men will die from prostate cancer this year.

John Hopkins researchers report that chronic inflammation may be a breeding ground for prostate cancer.

Sipping a cup of green tea may be soothing and delicious, but is it good for the prostate gland? Find out why drinking green tea could help to protect prostate health.

Each year about 230,000 men in the US develop prostate cancer. Recent studies show that men who ejaculate frequently are less likely to develop this cancer.

Prostate problems are common in men but a healthy lifestyle and changes in diet can reduce the risk of cancer and and other disorders. Early detection is very important.

Prostate cancer is the leading cancer in men. Other prostate disorders are very common in men from the age of 40; understand the causes to prevent & reduce the risks.

Prostate cancer is to men what breast cancer is to women - a devastating blow and lots of doctor visits to help eradicate the cancer.

Garlic has been shown to be protective for cancer as well as heart disease, including high blood pressure and high cholesterol.

Chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) is a disabling neurological illness. New study suggests it might be caused by the retrovirus XMRV.

A recent study found that men who took folate supplements (vitamin B9) were about three times more likely to get prostate cancer.

Dr Dean Ornish and Dr Jennifer Daubenmier, reported that major lifestyle changes could increase levels of telomerase, an enzyme that protects cells from aging and cancer

Health and nutritional benefits of the tender tomato. How to incorporate more of this red fruit into your daily skin care routine.

Brazil nuts contain high amounts of selenium, which makes them an excellent choice to safeguard prostate health.

According to a new study, a diet that is low in fat and red meat and high in fruits and vegetables can reduce your risk of prostate cancer.

Approximately 50% of all men experience symptoms of enlarged prostate - also referred to as BPH - by age 75.

After water, tea is the most frequently consumed beverage in the world. Green tea, in particular, has been recognized as a health tonic for centuries.

A breakthrough prostate cancer study, by Dr. Christopher Beecher, has revealed additional prostate cancer warning signs. Cause of prostate cancer is explored.

There is a drug currently available that can help prevent prostate cancer. Other promising methods of prostate cancer prevention have shown no benefit in clinical trials.

Newly diagnosed prostate cancer patients may consider surgery as a treatment for early stage, localized tumors.

Alcohol is the most widely used psychoactive drug. It is a powerful, toxic and addictive substance, used by about 65-70 percent of all Americans - especially men.

Inadequate body calcium is a potentially dangerous condition that occurs in many people, even though calcium is plentiful in numerous foods.

How much? What form? A virtual blizzard of truths and exaggerated claims confront consumers interested in calcium supplements. Two expert sources help clear the air.

Some medications cause more health risks than they cure. Now doctors are using these drugs to treat other things they weren't intended for. How safe are these drugs?

Controversial and far from foolproof, the PSA test is still considered the 'gold standard' for early detection of prostate cancer