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Agent Orange Exposure a Risk Factor for Lethal Prostate Cancer: Study
U.S. veterans who have been exposed to Agent Orange are at a high risk of developing a deadly type of prostate cancer, according to a new study. Researchers say that the findings show why veterans exposed to the chemical must be screened for the cancer.
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