Let’s Talk Risk Factors and Prevention: a blog about preventing prostate cancer and ways to reduce your risk.
There are many factors that increase your risk of developing prostate cancer. Research shows that increased levels of testosterone, African ancestry, and advancing age can lead to an increased risk of this disease. It is also believed that a diet high in fat increases your chances of developing prostate cancer. The best way to prevent prostate cancer is to keep ahead of the disease by watching for early warning signs. To learn more about how you can prevent this disease, visit www.prostatecancerblogger.com.
What is a risk factor? A risk factor for prostate cancer is anything that may increase your chance of developing the disease. Some are more important than others. Prostate cancer risk factors include age, race, family history, and lifestyle.
The connection between a risk factor and an outcome (in this case, prostate cancer) depends on many things: how strong the association is, how big is the group at risk, and how many cases there are. A high-risk factor means you have a greater chance of getting prostate cancer. But if only a few people in your group have the factor and there aren’t very many cases of prostate cancer in that group anyway, your chance of developing the disease isn’t much higher than someone without the factor.
Prostate Cancer Risk Factors That You Can’t Change
Age
The chances of getting prostate cancer increase as men get older. An age between 50 and 65 is considered high-risk for developing this type of cancer; ages 65 to 75 are considered moderately high-risk; and anyone 75 or more has an increased chance of developing it. The chances also increase as men get older because they are more likely to be diagnosed when symptoms appear later in life.
Male Race
African American men have the highest risk for having prostate cancer
A summary of the major risk factors for prostate cancer, and how you can reduce your risk.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer for men in the United States, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS). In 2018, about 164,690 new cases are expected to be diagnosed, and more than 29,430 men will die from the disease.
Anatomy of the Prostate
Prostate cancer risk factors are both medical and lifestyle. Many men will be affected by prostate cancer, but some are at high risk for prostate cancer.
A diagnosis of prostate cancer can be devastating for a man, affecting his family and causing stress that can lead to anxiety and depression.
Prostate cancer can affect men of all ages but is most common in older men.
Prostate cancer is a serious disease. It is the most common cancer among men in the United States and has the second highest death rate from cancer among men. According to the American Cancer Society, about one in every six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime.
For some men, prostate cancer can be a slow-growing disease that may never cause symptoms or health problems. However, prostate cancer that grows quickly can eventually spread to other parts of the body, where it can become life threatening.
Treatment for prostate cancer includes surgery, radiation therapy and hormone therapy. However, there are steps you can take to reduce your risk of developing the disease and to help detect it early if it occurs.
Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in American men. It is also the second leading cause of cancer deaths among men, after lung cancer.
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Name:The Art Of War By Sun Tzu
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