New research suggests surge in incurable prostate cancer from lack of early screening

New research suggests surge in incurable prostate cancer from lack of early screening

A surge in the rate of incurable prostate cancer cases could be a sign to rethink Canada’s stance on screening for one of the most common diseases for men, according to new research. The new study, published in Current Oncology, looked

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