Please share an interesting fact on preventing prostate cancer.

Prostate: Prostate cancer screening involves a blood test (psa) and digital rectal exam (dre).

Recent: Recent evidence shows that vasectomy does not increase your risk of prostate cancer.

Vitamin: Vitamin e, long thought to be a cancer preventer, does not appear to help prevent prostate cancer.

Adequate: Adequate sunlight has been shown to reduce your risk for prostate cancer.

Cooked: Cooked tomato products have been shown to prevent prostate cancer!

A: A low-fat, heart-healthy diet high in fruits and vegetables is best to prevent prostate cancer.

PSA: Psa is becoming less important in diagnosis of prostate cancer screening for experts.

Healthy: Healthy diet, avoid fatty foods and avoid obesity.

Eat: Eat a diet heavy in selenium and lycopene as there is data that they help prevent prostate cancer.

By: By age 80, almost 50% of men will have developed prostate cancer. For the majority it's not a clinical problem.

There: There are no proven dietary supplements to prevent prostate cancer.

Early: Early prostate cancer causes no symptoms. If you have symptoms, you don't need a psa test.

Screening: Screening with the psa blood test is no longer recommended by the us preventive services task force.

Most: Most men develop prostate cancer, very few die of this. Get checked yearly.

Tesosterone: In men with low-t, testosterone does not increase rates of cancer!

Men: Men who have a hard time falling and staying asleep may be at an increased risk of prostate cancer.