Prostate Cancer: The Price of Fitness?
Although physical fitness is widely known to prevent cardiovascular disease, its impact on prostate cancer is less clear.
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Researchers Take Another Look at Average Penis Size
A new report combines data from 20 studies to provide definitive information.
No Permanent Genitourinary Injuries from Bicycle Riding
Bicycles were not designed with male genitalia in mind, and they account for more than 4,000 genitourinary injuries each year.
Phosphate Binders Cut Mortality, Up ESRD Risk
These findings underscore the need to better understand whether earlier phosphorus management influences morbidity and mortality in advanced CKD, according to researchers.
Low Physical Function Not Tied to Muscle Mass
Patients on maintenance hemodialysis have worse physical function than other elderly patients, study says.
Should We Always Treat Edema?
We may feel good treating a patient’s edema, but is fluid retention always harmful?
Testosterone Therapy Seldom Used in Hypogonadal Men
Researchers also found that clinicians prescribed testosterone replacement therapy to men of reproductive age despite the risks.
Urinary Symptoms May Raise Men’s Bladder Cancer Risk
Men who reported having severe lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) had a 64% increased risk of the malignancy compared with those who reported no LUTS.
Prostate Cancer-Obesity Link Stronger in Blacks
Obesity is associated with greater risk of PCa among African-American men compared to non-Hispanic white men.
Vitamin E May Improve UTI Treatment
In a study, vitamin E added to antibiotics was better than antibiotics alone at lessening urinary tract symptoms in girls with pyelonephritis.
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