The study of more than three million men—the entire male population of Denmark—found that men hospitalized and operated on for clinical BPH had a two- and three higher incidence of PCa, respectively, and a twofold and almost eightfold increased risk of dying from PCa compared with general population controls, investigators reported in European Urology (2011;60:691-698). The authors cautioned that their findings should not be used to infer causality.
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