Omega-3 Rich Diet May Help Slow Prostate Cancer Growth By Ernie Mundell HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, Dec. 16, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- Men who opt for "watchful waiting" instead of treatment for a ...

Eating lots of fish, olive oil and walnuts while limiting chips, biscuits and mayonnaise can slow the growth of early prostate cancer, according to a study. New research suggests that simple ...

One 2014 study showed that men who ate over 10 portions of this food per week had an 18% lower risk of developing prostate ...

Key diet tweaks that could head off prostate cancer... Avoiding munching on too much fatty foods and meat could help cut your ...

To determine whether diet or supplements can play a role in managing prostate cancer, the UCLA-led team conducted a prospective clinical trial, called CAPFISH-3, that included 100 men with low ...

A new study offers new evidence that dietary changes may help reduce cancer cell ... step toward understanding how diet can potentially influence prostate cancer outcomes," said Dr. William ...

mayonnaise and other fried or processed foods. To help track how these dietary changes might impact prostate cancer progression, Aronson's team regularly tested each man's "Ki-67 index." ...

Many men with slow-growing prostate cancers now opt for close monitoring of the tumor, rather than active treatment New research suggests that an uptick in omega-3 fatty acid intake, including the ...