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prostate cancer
PSA test finds harmless cancers

Vasectomies increase risk
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Nuclear workers at
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Nuclear workers at higher risk of prostate cancer
Nuclear workers exposed to radioactive substances have an increased risk of developing prostate cancer, according to research carried out at the UK's Atomic Energy Authority.

Ed.- With 14,000 cases diagnosed annually, prostate cancer is the third most common cancer for British men.

(729) Clive Coldwell. What Doctors Don't Tell You