Tomato Diet Can't Guarantee Prostate Health: Study(Page 3) So, with tomatoes, ketchup and pizza sauce crossed off the list of prostate-protecting foods, Key and others continue the search. Kristal, for instance, is on the executive committee of a randomized trial examining the effects of selenium and/or vitamin E on prostate cancer risk in 35,000 men. Results are expected in 2012, he said. Said Key, "I am optimistic we will find something. This paper is an important piece of work, but it doesn't look like this is the answer." More information For more on vitamins and cancer, visit the American Cancer Society. Related Links
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