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Obesity reduces prostate-specific antigen levels
Geriatrics, 07/18/08

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Increasing body mass is associated with a modest reduction in prostate-specific antigen (PSA) concentrations among men without prostate cancer. A study of black men, together with a review of other existing literature in the field, to examine the role of body mass in PSA concentrations.

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