Smoking is a key factor in prostate cancer

Dr. Mohamed Harouni, president of the Algerian Society of Kidney Surgery, said Friday that smoking was a "key factor" in the incidence of prostate and bladder cancer, explaining on the sidelines of the 14th National Forum Renal surgery that smoking was a "key factor" in the incidence of prostate cancer. The bladder that comes Ranked third after lung, colon and rectal cancers in Algeria.

He called on the public authorities to strengthen the prevention and prevention of smoking, especially in public spaces, while applying the dissuasive measures provided for by the new health law to combat this scourge.

Harouni also urged the media to contribute to awareness campaigns for early detection of bad cancer, as was done for early detection, describing it as "simple and simple and requiring only blood tests".

For his part, said Dr. Ahmed Jaddi, the need to strengthen awareness campaigns to bring together the largest number of citizens possible for early detection of prostate cancer. He stressed that "whatever the methods of treatment and improvement of prevention of diseases, prevention remains the best way to reduce all types of cancer".