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Christopher Brian Allard, MD, on Prostate Cancer Risk and Regular Aspirin Use

2016 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium

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Christopher Brian Allard, MD, of Brigham & Women's Hospital, reports on results of the Physicians’ Health Study, which showed that regular aspirin use decreased the risk of lethal prostate cancer in a cohort of American doctors (Abstract 306).



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