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Prostate cancer study shows some men can avoid, delay aggressive treatments - The Washington Post
3/12/23 at 9:15pm
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In a group of men followed for a median of 15 years, mortality from prostate cancer was similar whether they received radiation, surgery or active monitoring.
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