Smoking tied to more aggressive prostate cancer Harvard Medical School Annual Report on Prostate Diseases If youre a smoker looking for another reason to quit, consider this: in addition to raising your risk of heart and lung disease, as well as cancers of the bladder and kidney, smoking could boost the odds that you will develop aggressive prostate cancer that metastasizes, or spreads through your body
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Sontag is fond of joshing him as the cowboy from West San Mateo. Kristofferson-as-cowboy is not so much an affectation as an adaptation, a case of someone who planted himself in a new territory, and after a tenuous start, thrived beyond all expectations
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