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(Memphis) Another reason to shed those unwanted pounds.
According to a new study, obese men can be at risk for prostate cancer, even after a
benign biopsy.
Researchers say obese men are more likely to have precancerous lesions in benign prostate biopsies compared to men at a normal weight.
Doctors suggest obese men have a more intensive follow-up after biopsy.
