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    Red Wine and PSA

    April 19, 2010
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Can red wine lower your PSA count?  In this Medical Edge Radio segment, we pose that question to Mayo Clinic Dr. Jeffrey Karnes.

To listen, click the link below.

PSA and Red Wine

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