Researchers are of the opinion that men who exercise regularly can reduce the risk of prostate cancer by 50%.

The study found that those men who engaged in vigorous activity benefitted by a 61 per cent lower risk of death due to prostate cancer than those who exercised for less than an hour a week.
Researcher Stacey Kenfield said: ‘This is good news for men living with prostate cancer who wonder what lifestyle practices to follow to improve cancer survival. However, doing vigorous activity for three or more hours per week may be especially beneficial for prostate cancer, as well as overall health.’
Dr Helen Rippon, of The Prostate Cancer Charity, said: ‘If the results from this study of 2,705 men could be applied to all men with prostate cancer, the effect could be as significant as reducing the risk of death by more than half.'
Source-Medindia