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James L. Mohler, MD, on Managing Prostate Cancer: NCCN Guidelines Updates

NCCN Annual Conference 2019

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James L. Mohler, MD, of the Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, discusses updated recommendations in prostate cancer: more specificity for family history and genomic sequencing, as well as the evolving uses of androgen-deprivation therapy.



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