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1.855.6.PROSTATE

ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE OR IMMEDIATE TREATMENT?

OVER 50% of newly diagnosed men have low risk prostate cancer that is unlikely to spread1

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YET A MAJORITY of them receive immediate aggressive treatment, which may lead to impotence and incontinence

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Results from the Oncotype DX test changed treatment recommendations for 1 in 4 patients2

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1 Cooperberg. 2010. JCO
2 Badani et al. 2014. SUO
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