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Scientists have found that boosting cardiorespiratory fitness by three per cent was linked to a 35 per cent lower risk of developing – but not dying from – prostate cancer
Increase in cardiorespiratory levels of 3% annually found to be beneficial, Swedish research suggests
Men could lower their chances of developing prostate cancer more than a third by increasing the amount of jogging, cycling or swimming they do, a study has suggested.
Study finds 3 per cent cardiorespiratory fitness rise annually decreases chances of disease, which kills 12,000 men a year in UK
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK with 1 in 8 men being diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.