claim: "active duty males in the military are twice as likely to develop prostate cancer than their civilian counterparts."
author: cliff stearns
evidence_1: keywords: active duty, cancer, incidence, military, seer ..... for example, military  personnel may be less likely to be obese or to have familial polyposis. ... activities  than their civilian counterparts as they must pass the military physical fitness ...  prostate cancer rates in the military were twice those in the general population, ...
evidence_2: "active duty males in the military are twice as likely to develop prostate cancer  than their civilian counterparts." — politifact florida on tuesday, july 26th, 2011.
evidence_3: have served in the military are approximately twice as likely to develop als ...  receive prompt treatment and early intervention services, can improve their ....  breast cancer: according to recent demographic reports, active duty females .....  during active duty, are an estimated 25% – 30% higher in the military than in  civilian.
evidence_4: jan 1, 2012 ... deaths by suicide while on active duty, active and reserve ... incident diagnoses  of cancers and cancer-related deaths, active ... earlier wars/conflicts, survived  their injuries ... male, junior enlisted members of the army and marine ..... are  somewhat lower among active military members than civilians. there ...
evidence_5: jun 8, 2009 ... 2002 for u.s. air force active-duty personnel found that cervical, prostate, and  vulvar cancers were more frequent than expected, whereas ...