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Does A High PSA Mean Prostate Cancer?
Men typically associate PSA (prostate-specific antigen) with prostate cancer and a high PSA with a greater risk of developing the disease. However, does a high PSA mean prostate cancer every time? Fortunately, the answer is no, but there is more to this answer. How high is too high when it comes to PSA and prostate…
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Estrogen May Help Promote Lung Cancer
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