Reevaluating Prostate Cancer Therapy in Light of Diabetes Risk
Common treatments for prostate cancer in men may create an environment in which Type 2 diabetes can develop more easily. More than 37,000 men were involved in the four-year study led by a researcher from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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