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International experts back new form of prostate cancer screening - opening the door to NHS rollout just a week after health chiefs rejected proposal
International experts have endorsed a new prostate cancer screening method, which could lead to its adoption by the NHS despite recent rejection by health officials. The proposal was dismissed a week prior but renewed support now opens possibilities for implementation.
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