Swapping Animal Fat for Plant Fat Was Linked to Longer Survival After a Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
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One Diet Change Could Improve Survival Chances After Prostate Cancer
Changing one aspect of everyday diet could improve a patient with prostate cancer's chances of survival, a new study has suggested. Experts at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health examined the association between dietary fat intake and mortality among patients with nonmetastatic prostate…
LONDON – Swap butter, fatty meats and cream for olive oil, nuts and avocados. Such a simple change in diet may be linked to longer lives in men with prostate cancer, according to new research. Scientists followed almost five thousand patients and found that it may not be just the amount of fat that matters, but especially its source.
A Simple Food Swap May Help Prostate Cancer Survivors Live Longer
Surviving prostate cancer is only part of the long-term health picture. Many men whose cancer has not spread can live for years or decades, and during that time illnesses such as heart disease and other cancers may become as important as the original diagnosis. Researchers are increasingly asking whether everyday habits after cancer treatment can […] The post A Simple Food Swap May Help Prostate Cancer Survivors Live Longer appeared first on Kno…
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