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Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period Illustrative Documents 1898
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It might make men taking the drug less likely to worry that their cancer is growing and have biopsies to check. biopsy people, the more likely you are to find slightly increased disease or some other reason to claim disease progression, Dr. Albertsen said.
NYT > Home Page By GINA KOLATA 2012
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Yet Dr. Albertsen worries that dutasteride might fuel the growth of dangerous and deadly prostate cancers, which tempers his enthusiasm for the drug.
NYT > Home Page By GINA KOLATA 2012
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"According to ATF, it looked like a pretty good job," Carson City Undersheriff Steve Albertsen said of the fully-automatic modification.
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Dr. Peter Albertsen, a prostate cancer expert at the University of Connecticut, who also was not associated with the new study, said dutasteride's effect on P.S.A. levels could be helpful.
NYT > Home Page By GINA KOLATA 2012
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Dr. Peter Albertsen, a prostate cancer expert at the University of Connecticut, who also was not associated with the new study, said dutasteride's effect on P.S.A. levels could be helpful.
NYT > Home Page By GINA KOLATA 2012
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"We want to know who sold our suspect the gun, but we may not ever know," Albertsen said.
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Yet Dr. Albertsen worries that dutasteride might fuel the growth of dangerous and deadly prostate cancers, which tempers his enthusiasm for the drug.
NYT > Home Page By GINA KOLATA 2012
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"According to ATF, it looked like a pretty good job," Carson City Undersheriff Steve Albertsen said of the fully-automatic modification.
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It might make men taking the drug less likely to worry that their cancer is growing and have biopsies to check. biopsy people, the more likely you are to find slightly increased disease or some other reason to claim disease progression, Dr. Albertsen said.
NYT > Home Page By GINA KOLATA 2012
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