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A recent study has revealed that men who start losing their hair at an early age, especially before the age of thirty, are up to 29-45% less likely to develop prostate cancer. Researchers explained that male hormones, particularly testosterone, play a role in both early baldness and prostate cancer, with a possible genetic link. This study is significant in understanding the relationship between early hair loss and the risk of prostate cancer, which is one of the most common types of cancer among men.
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