Long - term studies are more relevant, but the few we have actually cast doubt on the need for high calcium intake that is currently recommended. (drchristinemaren.com)
While some studies confirmed the link between high calcium intake and prostate cancer, others proved otherwise. (consumerhealthdigest.com)
«For prostate,» he says, «the data are generally consistent, and the high relative risk in the Health Professionals Study is quite worrisome,» given the push for very high calcium intakes in the United States. (discovermagazine.com)