There is substantial research addressing prostate cancer detection.Varying degrees of evidence suggest that decreased dietary fat; lycopene; antioxidants, such as selenium and vitamin E; nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; and selective estrogen receptor modulators may prove beneficial in decreasing the risk of developing prostate cancer. Unfortunately, it will take many years and carefully designed, expensive, large-scale clinical trials in specific populations to sort this out.

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TURP Is Inferior for Prostate Cancer Detection:Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) is effective for treating benign prostatic obstruction, but it is not reliable for detecting cancer, data show.
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