How High-Fat Diet may Promote Prostate Cancer

Western high dietary fat and changes in that fat metabolism may promote metastasis of prostate cancer. The findings have shown a strong association between dietary lipids and prostate cancer. The results were published in the Nature Genetics journal.

high-fat diet combination with genetic factors may promote prostate cancer
- western diet high in fat can promote prostate cancer progression
- presence or absence of suppressor genes can influence the growth of tumors

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