Family history and genetics may heighten your risk for prostate cancer
Anyone with a prostate can get prostate cancer, but some symptoms could be masked
Manage your sexual health and urinary function with annual appointments starting at age 40
Check-in with your care team, and focus on low-impact exercises and walking for good gains
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Research raises doubts about the effectiveness of supplements for your prostate
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