New research reveals the risk of prostate can.cer increases by 45 percent in men who share one common practice.
According to the American Can.cer Society, about one in eight men will be recognized as having prostate can.cer during their lifetime and it stands as the second-leading cause of can.cer d3ath in men, behind lung cancer.
The disease affects around one in 44 men, though most who are diagnosed do not di:e from it.
But experts are now concerning the risk is increased for men who do one specific thing.
