Feinstein Institute researcher introduces app to help patients with treatment options

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MICHAEL DIEFENBACH, the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research scientist and Northwell Health director of Behavioral Research in the Department of Medicine and Urology, demonstrated an app to help with decision-making for prostate cancer treatment. Prostate cancer patients face a variety of treatment options ranging from immediate surgery and/or radiation to health care professionals observing the...

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