Study sheds light on prostate cancer racial disparity
A survey of men with prostate cancer finds some striking differences in how African-American and white men view their treatment priorities
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A survey of men with prostate cancer finds some striking differences in how African-American and white men view their treatment priorities
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For prostate cancer, treatment will change "pretty much overnight," said one expert
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Val Kilmer has revealed that he had cancer
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Expert panel has softened its position on routine prostate cancer screening
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FDA says cases involve both silicone and saline breast implants; certain types may be riskier