Environment determines the risk of both prostate and breast cancer, and this risk can vary>
10-fold. In contrast, no risk exists for human seminal vesicle cancer demonstrating tissue …

From the James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute, The Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore, Maryland s know that prostate this year, that it is the eath in men, and that• are …

The importance of dietary factors for prostate carcinogenesis has been proven by
epidemiological studies of immigrants from Asia into the USA. Intake of foodstuffs rich in fat …

Of the hundreds of species of mammals, all of which have prostate glands, only humans and
dogs are known to suffer from benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate carcinoma. In …

Epidemiologic evidence on the relation between nutrition and prostate cancer is reviewed.
Little is known about the etiology of prostate cancer, despite its prominence as the leading …

The leadership, research endeavors, and total commitment of Gerry Murphy to the greater
understanding of prostate cancer and its conquest have done so much to bring a …

Prostate cancer is the leading non-skin malignancy detected in US males and the second
cause of death due to male cancer in the US. Androgenic hormones are generally believed …

The agents responsible for the initiation of human mammary and prostatic cancers remain
unidentified. Population migration studies on breast and prostate cancer risk have revealed …

American men have a lifetime risk of about 18% for prostate cancer diagnosis. Large
international variations in prostate cancer risks and increased risks among migrants from …

INTRODUCTION men, little is known about the causes of prostate cancer. Incidence rates
increase more sharply with age for prostate cancer than for any other cancer type. Prostate …