prostates

My doctor said that some just naturally have larger prostates and the larger ones produce more psa.

Women without prostates are less likely to enjoy anal sex, based on my informal and unscientific polls.

By most measures of overall impact, these diseases aren't all that critical but people care about their breasts and prostates.

I'm sure some of the men in my life have issues with erectile dysfunction, enlarged prostates, hemmorrhoids, etc.

Most people with prostates experience a rise in PSA levels as they age.

Breast cancer awareness (rightfully) gets a lot of attention; it's also fine to have an article about prostates every once in a while.

Risky business, testosterone is the main driver of enlarged prostates and prostatic cancers.

Maybe in 2014/15, maybe in 2020 when people are having their prostates probed by the NSA/Europe's right to forget/Brazil's lei de mídia/yadda yadda yadda.

The prostates vascular territory is the anterior division of the internal iliac.

GPT doesn't have fingers to test for enlarged prostates.

Funny story: finasteride was used to treat enlarged prostates (and decrease risk of prostate cancer) before it was observed to reduce male-pattern balding as a side effect.

One employee flagged it for her attention that females were getting results that should only be possible if they had prostates — and she dismissed this as well!

While I agree with their belief that prostates suffer from unappreciated "mechanical" issues, I'm less convinced of their method of resolution.

Go measure the prevalence of "people with prostates" and compare.