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No Link Between Androgen Levels and Risk for Prostate Cancer
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Title No Link Between Androgen Levels and Risk for Prostate Cancer
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/569412?src=rss
Description A new pooled analysis of data collected in 18 previous studies shows no significant relation between serum levels of sex hormones and risk for prostate cancer, thus debunking the androgen-driven hypothesis. Medscape Medical News
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Date Jan 30, 2008
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