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More organizations endorse the “Joint Statement”

Posted on March 25, 2009 by Sitemaster

The following organizations have endorsed the Joint Statement issued by many of America’s prostate cancer organizations issued earlier this week:

Alliance for Prostate Cancer Prevention
National Alliance of African American Prostate Cancer Advocates
New York State Prostate Cancer Coalition
Pennsylvania Prostate Cancer Coalition

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