The study showed that men over age 65 who engaged in at least three hours of vigorous physical activity, such as running, biking, or swimming, per week had a nearly 70% lower risk of being diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer or dying from the disease.
Although many recent studies indicate that exercise might reduce men's prostate cancer risks, researchers say this is one of the largest studies to provide details on the intensity of physical activity required to provide significant prostate cancer protection.
1. Just a quick suggestion Paul. Have you thought about activating your trackback feature? Bloggers are usually more prone to provide you with links when they can gain one in return. I know it sounds a little selfish but it's all about ratings ...
I'm going to go ahead and link you as an "Other coverage," but would appreciate an opportunity for trackback in the future - Linked you at both Hyscience and NewHopeBlog.
Posted at 4:18PM on Jun 16th 2005 by Richard