If you were a healthy 77-year old man in 2014, you would be expected to have an average of 9.93 years of life remaining, according to the U.S. Social Security Actuarial Life Table.[i] If your health wasn’t so great – let’s say you had diabetes or you were a smoker – your life expectancy would keep reading
Over the years, I have written on various topics related to prostate health. The obvious ones include prostate cancer (PCa): how to detect, diagnose and treat it without wrecking quality of life and masculinity, nutrition, exercise, stress management, and even new drugs like metformin and rapamycin that were developed for other conditions but turn out keep reading
Let’s start with a short quiz: What is the current preferred strategy to manage low-risk prostate cancer? a) Nerve-sparing robotic prostatectomy b) Focal treatment c) Active Surveillance d) Vitamin E, saw palmetto supplements, and avoid red meat If you answered “c) Active Surveillance,” you are correct. According to a 2017 joint guideline statement from four keep reading
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