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Frankly … not that much … but a new “brief review” in BJU International provides a good summary of the little that we really do know about the variations between specific areas of human DNA (“gene polymorphism”) and the relationship of such genetic variation to risk for prostate cancer.
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This weekend’s news reports include items on: Androgen pathway genes and prostate cancer risk Pre-treatment PSA doubling time and prediction of Gleason score The diagnosis of prostate cancer in men with a diagnosis of HG-PIN Neoadjuvant hormone therapy in men undergoing brachytherapy Acupuncture as a means to manage hot flashes
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