1. Higher dietary calcium is linked to increased BPH risk.
2. A 5% increase in BPH likelihood per additional 100 mg of calcium.
3. Higher intake group: > 1,135.25 mg/day.
4. Risk threshold found at 1,114.11 mg/day.
5. Stronger associations in men aged 60+, lower BMI, and higher income.
6. Cross-sectional study design limits causal inference.
7. Study does not include calcium supplements.
8. Further longitudinal studies are needed to confirm findings.

Source: Translational Andrology and Urology