06/12/2024
NBC News (1/30, Bendix) reports, “Plenty of research has linked regular exercise to a lower risk of cancer, but a new study suggests that getting into better shape could reduce the risk of prostate cancer in particular.” The study “showed that men whose cardiorespiratory fitness improved by 3% or more annually over a period of three years, on average, were 35% less likely to develop prostate cancer than men whose cardiorespiratory fitness declined by 3% annually.” The findings were published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
Early detection is also vital to prostate health. Radiology & Imaging Specialists offers a prostate MRI service that evaluates the health of the prostate.
https://www.risimaging.com/services/diagnostic-imaging/magnetic-resonance-imaging-mri/prostate-mri/