A new, peer-reviewed study by researchers at Stanford University identified 22 pesticides "consistently associated with the incidence of prostate cancer in the United States." Here's what to know.
High exposures to four of the pesticides were linked to the development of prostate cancer plus death from the disease. Those ...
The study notes that while "prostate cancer is the most common caner among men in the United States . . . modifiable risk ...
High exposures to four of the pesticides were linked to the development of prostate cancer plus death from the disease. Those ...