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Knowing the symptoms of prostate cancer is important, especially when you reach the age of 45 so that you can identify any potential signs and know when to get checked out by a doctor. Mr Soumendra Datta, a leading consultant urologist to understand the warning signs of prostate cancer and when exactly you should go and see a specialist.
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Kidney stones can provoke severe pain or may be harmless. Learn how kidney stones form, how common they are and what symptoms signify that you should seek medical help.
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