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Plant-based diet may aid prostate cancer outcomes

Plant-based diet may aid prostate cancer outcomes
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Plant-Based Diet May Aid Prostate Cancer Outcomes

Findings show lower rate of progression with higher plant-based consumption.

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Plant-Based Diet May Aid Prostate Cancer Outcomes

Researchers found that men scoring in the highest vs lowest quintile of the Plant-based Diet Index had lower risk for progression

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Understanding prostate cancer | Borneo Bulletin Online

Understanding prostate cancer | Borneo Bulletin Online
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Plant-Based Diet Slows Prostate Cancer Progression By 52 Percent, Study Finds

New research found that a plant-based diet could reduce the progression of prostate cancer and the risk that it could return.

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