Study of the Day: More Men Get Cancer, Fewer Bother to Get Tested
12.13.11
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New research suggests that men are more reluctant than women to be screened for cancer due to a lack of public health information.
Problem: Fewer men get tested for cancer even though they are more likely to contract and die from this disease than women. Why?
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