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Why is the prostate cancer death rate declining in the united states? | Synapse

January 15, 1998

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Why is the prostate cancer death rate declining in the united states?

CMCurtis MettlinPacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute GMGerald P. MurphyNorthwestern University

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Changes in prostate cancer detection and patterns of care may account for recent declines in prostate cancer mortality in the United States.

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