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Studies revealing the benefits of coffee are endless, as coffee has been linked to several health improvements including liver function, heart function, and brain function. The latest research findings suggest that compounds found in coffee may help curb prostate cancer risk. Coffee contains over 1,000 non-volatile chemical compounds and over 1,500 volatile ones. These can ...click here to read more

A newly developed urine test may be able to help doctors diagnose prostate sooner and be a non-intrusive option or diagnosis. The new test comes from the Irish Cancer Society. The latest research on the urine test suggests that it has the potential to save 3,500 men annually who are diagnosed with prostate cancer. So ...click here to read more

A new tool has been developed which allows men with prostate cancer to choose their own treatment that could increase survival rates. Only around one-third of prostate cancer patients have a low risk of dying. For some of these patients, surgery or radiotherapy could improve survival rates, but only by a little bit. The new ...click here to read more

November was last month, but that doesn’t mean it’s not still important to be aware of prostate cancer. Unfortunately, there are plenty of myths surrounding prostate cancer which could have some people believing the wrong information. Here are some common myths about prostate cancer and the actual facts behind them. Facts about Prostate Cancer Prostate ...click here to read more

September is prostate cancer awareness month and helps shed information on the most common cancer affecting men. About 1 in 7 men have a prostate cancer risk with them developing the condition at some point in their lifetime. We at Bel Marra want to do our part and spread helpful information to your readers and ...click here to read more

A new study finds that men who are taller or obese have a higher chance of developing aggressive prostate cancer tumors. Researchers examined data from 519,978 participants from 10 European countries to determine factors leading to the development of prostate cancer. Approximately 150,000 of the participants made up the study cohort for this research. The ...click here to read more

One of the most common cancers affecting men is prostate cancer. This is a gland in the male reproductive system that produces seminal fluid, which nourishes and transports sperm. Prostate cancer typically progresses slowly, which is a benefit. New research has also found a way to slow down its progression. The food we eat may ...click here to read more

Having trouble urinating is a problem that many men have when they get older. Having to get out of bed just to go is a common occurrence and can be quite frustrating. What most men don’t realize is that these symptoms can be the result of a problem with their prostate—a gland in the male ...click here to read more

Prostate health is an important part of every man’s life and becomes more of an issue the older men get. It’s estimated that over 160,000 men in the U.S. are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year, and here at Bel Marra, we recognize this is a serious issue and have taken the time to compile ...click here to read more

Java, cup-of-joe, the sweet nectar of the gods—whatever you like to call your coffee, it is often considered an integral part of the day. Whether you need it to give you that morning wake-up kick or as a mid-day or late night stimulant, coffee is enjoyed by millions around the world. Drinking coffee is already ...click here to read more

Researchers may have found yet another reason that getting the necessary shut-eye is so important, especially for men. According to a new preliminary study, sleep deprivation may be linked to fatal prostate cancer. A study analyzed long-term data from more than 823,000 men in the United States and found that men younger than 65 years ...click here to read more

It is said that every man, if able to live long enough, will most likely develop prostate cancer—a relatively slow growing cancer that about 99 percent of the time occurs over the age of 50. The prostate is a gland and part of the male reproductive system that aids in the secretion of alkaline fluid, ...click here to read more

Prostate cancer is one of the most common male cancers, though many men are unaware of the factors that put them at risk. While it is important to get checked regularly, you may want to increase the frequency of your screening appointments depending on whether you have any of these risk factors. Obesity. Are you ...click here to read more

In recognition of World Cancer Day—taking place on February 4, 2017—Bel Marra Health has put together a roundup of articles featuring information on colorectal cancer and prostate cancer, as well as how these diseases relate to and are affected by diabetes, blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease. Enzyme may prevent tumor growth in colorectal cancer Researchers ...click here to read more