Alright, gents. We know you’re drooling for that burger, but if you’ve got prostate cancer, do yourself a favor and choose the fish. Research shows that men with a higher intake of fish had a slower spread of prostate cancer … Read More
Counseling may replace Viagra for some patients recovering from prostate cancer. A study found that prostate cancer survivors and their partners were able to reinvigorate their sex lives after attending couple’s counseling, reports NewsWise. Men often suffer from erectile dysfunction … Read More
Omega-3 fatty acids have received a lot of press coverage lately, including a new article about how they may impair chemotherapy treatment. Before you write off omega-3 fatty acids entirely, however, learn more about the benefits of the acids. 1. … Read More
If you’ve had one, there’s no mistaking it: a sudden, intense, hot feeling rushing through your upper body, perhaps proceeded by sweating, anxiety and rapid heartbeat. Yep, we’re talking about hot flashes, that dreaded symptom of menopause. Typically we think … Read More
Omega-3 fatty acids may be good for you heart, but could they possibly promote prostate cancer? To the shock of the cancer researchers that published a recent study, the answer was yes. According to the press release sent out yesterday, … Read More
Testosterone therapy may not increase prostate cancer risk, as The Times reported earlier today. Many men are turning to the therapy in hopes of increasing their muscle mass, their energy and their libido. However, prostate cancer may be linked to … Read More
A recent examination of the dietary and supplement intake of men suggests that nutrients previously suggested as preventative for prostate cancer may actually have no effects. In this study, the researchers looked at dietary and supplement intakes of 9,559 men who … Read More
Although past studies have shown increased risk of prostate cancer in men who consume a high amount of dairy products, a recent study funded by the National Cancer Institute indicates that it might not be dairy increasing the risk per … Read More
