It is common for prostate cancer in the very early stages to cause no symptoms due to its generally slow development. Symptoms start to appear if the cancerous tumor grows and compresses your urethra, causing changes in your urinary habits or other problems, or if your cancer is advanced. But first and foremost, don’t panic! […]

Everyone knows that a healthy diet is, first of all, about balance, moderation, and variety. Research has shown that keeping to a healthy weight reduces the risk of developing prostate cancer, which is another reason to want to do maintain weight that is healthy for you.

It is known that men from Western countries, North America in particular, are more likely to have prostate cancer than men from elsewhere in the world, for example, East Asia (China and Japan).

Our bodies need certain nutrients such as vitamins and minerals to work properly. Vitamins and minerals are essential to our health and can help counteract the effect of cell damage.

(Part 2 of 2) Being diagnosed with prostate cancer causes stress and a wide range of intense emotions, from sadness and frustration to denial and despair.

Being diagnosed with prostate cancer causes stress and a wide range of intense emotions, from sadness and frustration to denial and despair.