Articles & Studies

Does BPH turn into prostate cancer? The simple answer is no. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) does not cause or progress to become prostate cancer. Both

Summary: Many ask, is prostate cancer genetic? The answer is partly yes. About 5–20% of cases are linked to inherited gene mutations like those in

An enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), causes urinary problems such as frequent urination, weak stream, urgency, and incomplete emptying. Signs include elevated PSA

TL;DR: Chronic inflammation may increase the risk of prostate cancer. While some risk factors—like age or genetics—aren’t changeable, diet is. An anti-inflammatory diet with whole

TL;DR: The TULSA procedure (TULSA-PRO) is a minimally invasive prostate cancer treatment that uses MRI-guided ultrasound to ablate cancerous tissue. It has a strong success

Summary:Frequent ejaculation—more than 20 times per month—may lower the risk of prostate cancer and potentially reduce the risk of prostate enlargement, although it is not

Summary: PI-RADS scores assess the likelihood of clinically significant prostate cancer from MRI images. Scores range from 1 (very low risk) to 5 (very high

Summary: Should PSMA PET CT Be Used Earlier in Diagnosing Prostate Cancer? PSMA PET CT and MRI scans offer highly accurate prostate cancer detection, but

Summary: Cycling can put pressure on the prostate, potentially worsening conditions like BPH or prostatitis. To protect your prostate, use a properly fitted saddle, adjust

Summary: Does Genetic Testing for Prostate Cancer Work? Genetic testing for prostate cancer identifies inherited mutations that increase risk and informs personalized treatment plans. While

Summary: Stress and anxiety may impact PSA levels, potentially leading to higher readings, though the relationship isn’t fully proven. Elevated PSA can arise from various

Summary: Lowering Prostate Cancer Risk While prevention isn’t guaranteed, risk can be reduced with lifestyle changes. Regular screenings, a diet low in red meat and

Early detection of prostate cancer is crucial, as it often has no symptoms in early stages. Regular screening can help catch prostate cancer early, and

TL;DR: Prostate biopsies are essential in diagnosing prostate cancer by extracting tissue samples for analysis. Different biopsy methods vary in accuracy and side effects. MRI-targeted

Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing is a common method used to screen patients for prostate cancer and other conditions related to the prostate. This simple blood