Abstract
Based on a review of the current literature and recommendations, the American College
of Preventive Medicine presents a practice policy statement on screening for prostate
cancer in American men.
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☆Dr. Ferrini is supported by an American Cancer Society Physician Training Award in Preventive Medicine.
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