I would simply close by suggesting that my mother always used to tell us if we knew better, we would do better. I would hope as men become more aware as this kind of information proliferates, we will find men going to see their physicians, getting early screenings, making sure that they detect at an early stage possible illnesses so we can improve the quality of men's health and the quality of life for all Americans.
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