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Is low-intensity surveillance feasible for patients with high-risk NMIBC?
The study compared regimens for patients with high-risk non–muscle invasive bladder cancer.
Prostate cancer in 9/11 responders: Study explores mechanism of action
Data from a recent study suggest that exposure to dust from the World Trade Center attack has resulted in an inflammatory cascade that led to the development of high-grade prostate cancer in first responders.
Fat in abdomen, thigh linked to higher risk of aggressive prostate cancer
“This study supports an association between body fat distribution and prostate cancer risk,” says researcher Barbra Dickerman, PhD.