A study says medical oncologists are divided over whether they should always inform a patient about his or her terminal prognosis or do so only when a patient asks.
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Research from Vanderbilt University shows that NSAID use is significantly associated with lower PSA levels. This raises questions about whether this class of medications might delay detection of prostate cancers.
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