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Infertile men are more likely to have aggressive prostate cancer, study shows (Denver
Men who have difficulty conceiving children are 2.6 times as likely to have highly aggressive prostate cancer and 60 percent more likely to have slow-growing tumors, researchers reported Monday.
    
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