Role of androgens in prostatic cancer
JT Isaacs - Vitam Horm, 1994 - books.google.com
Vitam Horm, 1994•books.google.com
During the last decade, the incidence of prostatic cancer has risen so dramatically that in
1990, prostatic cancer became the most commonly diagnosed malignancy in the American
male (Boring et al., 1993). Presently, one of every four cancers diagnosed in American
males is of prostatic origin. The rise in annual incidence rates for prostatic cancer is
continuing within the United States with an even more enhanced
1990, prostatic cancer became the most commonly diagnosed malignancy in the American
male (Boring et al., 1993). Presently, one of every four cancers diagnosed in American
males is of prostatic origin. The rise in annual incidence rates for prostatic cancer is
continuing within the United States with an even more enhanced
During the last decade, the incidence of prostatic cancer has risen so dramatically that in 1990, prostatic cancer became the most commonly diagnosed malignancy in the American male (Boring et al., 1993). Presently, one of every four cancers diagnosed in American males is of prostatic origin. The rise in annual incidence rates for prostatic cancer is continuing within the United States with an even more enhanced
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