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Washington Agencies
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – The drugs administered daily by US President Donald Trump to keep his hair have other health benefits, according to a recent medical study.
According to the "Daily Mail" newspaper, a UK study, developed in 20 years, that Trump, bald-resistant, reduces the risk of prostate cancer.
Finasteride is widely used to treat baldness in men in Britain and the United States.
The new study suggests that cereals may also be the first drug to protect against prostate cancer, just as statins are used to prevent heart attacks.
Dr. Ian Thompson, co-author of the study, has followed nearly 19,000 men since 1997 and concluded that "finasteride" is safe, inexpensive and effective as a prostate cancer prevention strategy. .
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