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Good news. BCNA is considering placing a blue dot on their ribbon.
This story is featured on this week's Men's Health page of the Australian Financial Review HERE.
By making men and their health practitioners aware to be on the lookout for signs of the disease, men will be treated in a timely manner and have their survival chances improved.
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