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Sep 24th 2008
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    Shorter PSA doubling time should prompt earlier hormone therapy

    BOSTON—Early-stage prostate cancer treated with radiation therapy
    should begin hormone therapy immediately if their PSA level rises
    quickly and doubles within six months after treatment; however patients
    should forego hormones if PSA levels do not rise as quickly, according
    to research presented Tuesday at the 50th annual meeting of the
    American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology (ASTRO).

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