And does it really make a difference? Past data on exercise and prostate cancer, which is the second most common type of ...

It is considered an effective path to good health, but a new study has shown that exercise may lead to faster prostate tumour growth, and thus hasten the decline of some cancer patients.

Prostate and breast cancer were the most common ... even though it points to the benefits of exercise. When looking at the probabilities of cancer progression and death, researchers used an ...

Winter leads to an increased risk of problems related to the prostate gland in seniors. Cold weather causes urinary and ...

Moreover, those performing up to an hour of exercise weekly were found to have a 16% lower chance and a 33% reduced risk of ...

No activity: No physical exercise observed in the sample patient. Low activity: for 1–59 minutes/week of activity. Moderate ...