Prostate Cancer
One of the most common cancers among men, prostate cancer can be very aggressive and spread to your bones and other organs. Cancer usually develops very slowly in the prostate gland, which produces fluid that helps create a man's semen. If found early, when the cancer is confined only to the gland, prostate cancer is very treatable.
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