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Journal Scan / Research · April 22, 2015

Family History of Prostate Cancer in Men on Active Surveillance Does Not Increase Risk for High-Grade Disease

Urology

 

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Gautam Jayram MD

Urology
Family History of Prostate Cancer in Men Being Followed by Active Surveillance Does Not Increase Risk of Being Diagnosed With High-Grade Disease
Urology 2015 Apr 01;85(4)742-747, CG Selkirk, CH Wang, B Lapin, BT Helfand

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