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New Prostate Cancer Guidelines Gets Thumbs Up From Doctors |
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Wednesday June 11 11:29 AM EDT -- The American Cancer Society's new screening guidelines for prostate cancer received a thumbs-up today from physicians. The eight board-certified and fellowship-trained urologic surgeons from West Orange's Associates in Urology, today commend the American Cancer Society's new recommendations calling for both the prostate specific antigen test (PSA) and digital rectal examination (DRE) to be offered annually, beginning at age 50. Associates in Urology physicians are available to answer questions regarding acute and chronic genito-urinary disorders and benign or malignant prostate disease. SOURCE: American Cancer Society
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