Researchers have found extra inches around men's waistlines increase chances of developing prostate cancer

Recent research indicates that individuals with a higher body mass index or larger waistline are at increased risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer. Lifestyle changes, such as weight loss and healthier eating, can reduce the likelihood of cancer recurrence. A study involving 150,000 men over 14 years found a significant correlation between waistline size and fatal prostate cancer cases. PSA tests are recommended for early detection, especially for those with a family history of the disease. Experts advise trimming down and reducing fatty food intake to lower cancer risk.

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