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Leading researchers to reveal comprehensive dos and don'ts for prostate cancer
Date:10/13/2007

ry low. We need to be realistic: you can help reduce your chance of developing prostate cancer without becoming a vegetarian.

With more widespread testing for prostate cancer using the common PSA test, increasing numbers of new cases are being tracked. The resulting volume of patients, many of whom may have less virulent forms of prostate cancer, is creating a challenge for physicians determined to provide patients with the most appropriate advice which may not always include aggressive treatment.

Thanks to funding from the Prostate Cancer Foundation and others like the National Cancer Institute, were getting closer every day to developing the best protocols for thousands of men with this diagnosis, said Stampfer. Our goal is that any man with low risk prostate cancer can make simple changes that will extend his life and that healthy men can avoid it altogether.


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