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|Articles|April 28, 2003
Lifestyle changes may prevent or possibly reverse prostate cancer
Chicago-Leading a healthy lifestyle may stop or even reverse the progressionof prostate cancer as measured by PSA levels in men undergoing watchfulwaiting, according to the findings of the first randomized controlled clinicaltrial on the subject.
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