Circumcision could prevent prostate cancer ... if it’s performed after age 35, study shows
Monday, April 7, 2014 - 15:02
in Health & Medicine
Men circumcised after the age of 35 were 45% less at risk of later developing prostate cancer than uncircumcised men. Prostate cancer is rare amongst Jewish or Muslim men, the majority of whom are circumcised. While the specific causes of this cancer remain unknown, three risk factors have been identified: aging, a family history of this cancer, and Black African ethnic origins.