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What is prostate cancer and how is it treated?
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in Singaporean men, with more than 1 000 men diagnosed each year. For some men, a prostate cancer diagnosis may come at an advanced stage – impacting the types of treatments which may be offered.
Watch the below video to find out about prostate cancer in Singapore and the types of treatments provided once the cancer has advanced.
Prostate cancer and its treatment
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