Obesity paradox in prostate cancer: increased body mass index was associated with decreased risk of metastases after surgery in 13,667 patients

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Peripheral conversion of Testosterone into Estrogen ( in the fat cells) could this be the reason ??? https://t.co/gZaXOaOiu9

05 Mar 2018

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RT @radiolobt: Obesity paradox in prostate cancer: increased body mass index was associated with decreased risk of metastases after surgery…

04 Mar 2018

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Obesity paradox in prostate cancer: increased body mass index was associated with decreased risk of metastases after surgery in 13,667 patients. - PubMed - NCBI🤔 https://t.co/Ga7LIOWWxC

03 Mar 2018

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