Masturbation Can Prevent
Prostate Cancer, Study Says
A
new study suggests frequent masturbation by men in their 20s
provides protection against prostate cancer later in life.
Scientists in Australia determined that men in their 20s who
ejaculated more than five times a week were a third less likely to
develop aggressive prostate cancer later in life. The study
suggests ejaculation by means of masturbation provides better
protection than ejaculation in sexual intercourse because men can
pick up infections from intercourse that actually increase the risk
of getting prostate cancer...
Congressmen Said To Have Lower
Prostate Cancer Rates

Male members of Congress reportedly have lower rates
of prostate cancer than most other men, according to a new study in
the Washington Medical Journal, published this week.
Examinations of approximately 205 members in both houses of Congress
found no evidence of prostate cancer, a finding the study's authors
found "remarkable." The authors were at a loss to
explain why Congressmen seem to be much more able to fend off
prostate cancer, but one source who wished to remain anonymous said
it's beginning to become "more clear..."
Singer George Michael Declares
Himself "Prostate Cancer-Free"

Singer George Michael announced today that he
is "prostate cancer-free" and looks forward to taking even
more steps to preventing prostate cancer in the future,
though he plans to keep his preventive
therapy regimen a "private practice." "Mayyyyyyyyyyy-be!!!"
he belted out, in his big, strong tenor voice.
Actor, Singer Teaming Up To
Promote Prostate Cancer Prevention in New PSA

