HEALTH TOPICS 
For decades, men have been encouraged to undergo routine checkups to detect prostate cancer in its earliest stage. This usually includes the test for prostate-specific antigen (PSA). The amount of this protein in the bloodstream climbs when a tumor begins growing in the prostate gland.
In theory, detecting a prostate tumor early should save lives. But the longest-running trial to date shows that checking PSA levels in seemingly healthy men does little to cut a man’s chances of dying of the disease.
You can read my full report on this new study at the Harvard Prostate Knowledge Web site.
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Prevention is always better with prostate cancer
I would recommend that all men read the book “Anticancer” by Servan Schreiber,there is a wealth of info in there on living a lifestyle that actually helps to actively prevent cancer from proliferating in the body in the first place.
Another great book is called “Should I Be Tested for Cancer?: Maybe Not and Here’s Why”
H. Gilbert Welch M.D. M.P.H.
Tim
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The importance of eating healthy which includes high fiber and low fat and having a consistent exercise regimen are ways to help keep in good health.
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Vitamin D from early morning sunlight is a good prevention method. However this article pertains to the PSA test and its ability/inability to prevent death from prostate cancer. Unfortunately alot of these cancer screenings do not prove any significant reduction in cancer deaths. In fact some often do harm and cause a great deal of stress.