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POSTED: September 26, 2006

Protect the family jewels

Around one in ten men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer of which 70% are over the age of 65.

Fortunately, the rate of successful treatment is high and there are many lifestyle changes you can make now to reduce your risk.

  • Limit your alcohol intake
  • Eat smaller, more regular meals
  • Include fish and other seafood in your diet

Visit your healthcare professional for more information.

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