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Lifestyle changes may prevent, reverse PCa

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Emma Hitt, PhD

Chicago-Leading a healthy lifestyle may stop or even reverse the progression of prostate cancer as measured by PSA levels in men undergoing watchful waiting, according to the findings of the first randomized, controlled clinical trial on the subject.

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