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How Many Men Get Prostate Cancer?
Young men don't live as long with an advanced prostate cancer diagnosis as older men, a study suggests. An analysis of 318,774 men found that men who were diagnosed before the age of 44 were three times more likely to die from the disease than older men with advanced prostate cancer. Experts disagree over whether this finding indicates that people should be screened earlier in life, but they say that it's a factor that doctors and patients should take into account.
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Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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No answers for men with prostate cancer
Despite the many treatment options available for men with prostate cancer, a new report suggests that none of the treatments appears to be much... Read more »
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