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Albertans will soon have access to a new, experimental kind of prostate cancer screening that promises to offer better results than typical testing. “It functions by creating images that use radioactive tracers to reveal tissue and organ function,” said Health Minister Adriana LaGrange in a news release Wednesday.

Scientists have developed a spit test that could “turn the tide” on prostate cancer worldwide by spotting the disease earlier, detecting where men are at high risk and sparing others unnecessary treatment.

Not only do participants enjoy participating in great physical activity, but the study also showed the positive impact on men’s psychosocial wellbeing as being even more important. And to this I personally attest.