 were around a third less likely to suffer prostate cancer than those who only do four to seven times a month. Those aged 40 to 49 were 32 per cent less likely, according to the findings. Dr Jennifer Rider, of Boston University, said: 'We evaluated whether ejaculation frequency throughout adulthood is related to prostate cancer risk in a large US-based study. 'We found that men reporting higher compared to low){kind=link}
RESEARCH has revealed how many times men should have sex per month to cut their risk of prostate cancer.
It comes as a survey has found 43 per cent of men would fail to see their doctor about a key symptom of the disease.
Getting up in the night to have a wee is common, occurring in around a quarter of men,
But only a fifth of them realise this could signal a problem with their prostate, according to new research from King Edward VII’s Hospital.
Some 29 per cent assume it’s due to old age, while 43 per cent wouldn’t see a doctor about it, reports the Daily Express.