Wagga prostate cancer early detection rates more than double the national average

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Updated June 16 2021 - 12:01am, first published March 1 2021 - 3:30pm
CULTURE CHANGE: Wagga urologist Steven Sowter and Wagga Prostate Cancer Support Group members Mike Murray and Kym Holbrook discuss the importance of testing with Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack. Picture: Rachel McDonald
CULTURE CHANGE: Wagga urologist Steven Sowter and Wagga Prostate Cancer Support Group members Mike Murray and Kym Holbrook discuss the importance of testing with Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack. Picture: Rachel McDonald

Riverina men are almost twice as likely to be diagnosed early with prostate cancer, according to the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.

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Rachel McDonald

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Rachel is a reporter at The Daily Advertiser covering Real Estate, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs and Bushfire Recovery and a reporter at the Junee Southern Cross. Get in touch via rachel.mcdonald@dailyadvertiser.com.au or 0407 264 836.

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