selenium lowers the risk of prostate cancer

October 1998

There's growing evidence that selenium lowers the risk of prostate cancer.

Men with the highest selenium intake seem to have a two-thirds lower risk of clinical prostate cancer.

Selenium is an essential trace mineral. It's an antioxidant that might prevent cell damage and reduce the risk of cancer.

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