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MEN diagnosed with low-risk prostate cancer can safely opt to have no treatment if they are closely monitored, say researchers.
A study found that most patients choosing 'active surveillance' instead of treatment did not suffer any spread of the disease.See the full content of this document
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When It's Safer Not to Treat Prostate Cancer [Edition 3]
In addition, one in six was cured after simply delaying treatmen...
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