| 英文摘要 |
A matched case-control study was conducted to investigate the dietary behavioral risk factors of prostate cancer in Taiwanese men (>40 yr) from May 1st 2006 to April 30th 2007. The Study included 110 cases and their age - matched healthy 126 controls. Both of them were enrolled from the same hospital. Cases had diagnosed prostate cancer based on prostate specific antigen test (PSA) and digital rectal examination (DRE). Controls with cardiovascular disease or metabolic disease or renal disease or urinary system disease or cancer were excluded. Demographical data and dietary behavioral risk factor related information were collected using a structured questionnaire. Subjects were interviewed in person to collect information regarding social demography variables, dietary behavioral factors. The results of a multiple logistic regression analysis showed too less types of vegetables or fruits, high dietary fat, high saturated fat, high fat meat, high sweets, and high traditional Chinese tonic were statistically related to prostate cancer (P<.05,respectively). Our study showed that a high fat diet might associated with risk of having prostate cancer. It suggests that a low fat but high fiber dietary behavior may have a protective effect to prostate cancer. |