Prävention von Prostatakrebs – Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone

Lycopene and Prostate Cancer: What the Evidence Actually Supports

Tomatoes are good food. That is not the same as a proven way to prevent prostate cancer — and the processed sauces this article once recommended as the best sources come with problems of their own.

Prostate Cancer Prevention: What the Evidence Supports, and What It Does Not

Sorted by how good the evidence actually is. Weight, smoking and alcohol are worth acting on. The supplement advice this page used to give has been withdrawn — one of those recommendations was tested in a large trial and failed.

Ejaculation Frequency and Prostate Cancer Risk: What the Evidence Actually Shows

A large study found men who ejaculated most often developed less low-risk prostate cancer. It is an association rather than a proven effect, the size of it is modest, and it offers no protection against the aggressive disease that actually kills men.

Diet and Prostate Cancer: What the Evidence Actually Supports

Tomatoes, green tea, soy — which of them genuinely lowers prostate cancer risk, and which is wishful thinking? Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, sorts the dietary evidence into what is strong, what is promising, and what is still uncertain.