December 5, 2002

Study predicts risk of prostate cancer death Anthony D'Amico, associate professor of radiation oncology, and Holly Isbister, MRI X-ray technician, after treating a patient for prostate cancer. D'Amico and his colleagues developed a method to determine the risk of dying in the 10 years following radiation treatment for prostate cancer. Staff photo by Kris Snibbe) Full story

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