The UCSF study also promotes eating fruits and vegetables to lower the risk of prostate cancer because of the vitamins, minerals, and cancer-fighting phytochemicals like carotenoids, lycopene, indoles, and flavonols.

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A newly identified mutation dramatically raises prostate cancer risk in Ashkenazi Jewish men and may increase sensitivity to targeted cancer therapies. This genetic clue not only improves our understanding of inherited cancer risks but could also inform personalized treatment strategies using drugs like PARP inhibitors.

In light of former President Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis, retired North Carolina journalist Jim Ware details his own journey.

In a direct appeal to the public, the environmentalist urged men to keep up-to-date with regular testing and doctor’s visits.