Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5689236 European Urology 2017 6 Pages PDF
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While their outcomes may be slightly worse, obese men with localized prostate cancer should not be discouraged from active surveillance. Early studies suggest there may be subtypes of patients in whom obesity is more strongly linked to aggressive disease.
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Obesity and Prostate Cancer: A Focused Update on Active Surveillance, Race, and Molecular Subtyping
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