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The impact of diet on the risk of prostate cancer.
No single “best” supplement for prostate health emerges from the evidence; clinical trials and expert reviews show mixed results for commonly promoted options such as saw palmetto, beta‑sitosterol, ly...
usually indicates low short-term risk of aggressive, screen-detectable prostate cancer, with very low event rates for aggressive disease over 5–15 years in population cohorts . However, a distinct, cl...
Randomized trial evidence most clearly links supplemental vitamin E and selenium to increased prostate cancer risk in certain groups, based on the large Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial ...
The principal, well-established risk factors for prostate cancer are advancing age, race/ethnicity (notably higher risk in men of African descent), and a family history or inherited genetic mutations;...