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Your weekend news reports: March 21, 2009

Posted on March 21, 2009 by Sitemaster

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 … READ MORE …

Filed under: Diagnosis, Living with Prostate Cancer, Management, Risk, Treatment | Tagged: acupuncture, androgen pathway genes, brachytherapy, Diagnosis, HG-PIN, hot flashes, neoadjuvant hormone therapy, polymorphism, pre-treatment PSA doubling time | 2 Comments »

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