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Paying Attention to Prostate Cancer After-Effects

"A good urologist should be paying attention not just to the incision or the disease, but to the other health factors as well, such as emotional recovery, sexual recovery and urinary recovery."

--Dr. Judd Moul, director of the Center for Prostate Disease Research in Washington, D.C.
(cited at HealthCentral.com, http://www.us.depend.com/male/Article.aspx?id=14000000488&threadId=14000000178&forumId=14000000074.)

Posted on May 22, 2009 in Quotable Quotes | Permalink

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