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Lebanese Health Minister Rakan Nassereddine announced the launch of a free early-detection campaign for prostate cancer, targeting Lebanese men aged 50 to 70. The campaign will run until February 15 and includes PSA testing at government hospitals, with MRI scans covered for cases showing concerning results. Twelve government hospitals have been equipped with MRI machines, and preparations are under way to equip nine more. The minister said an upcoming decision will add robotic prostate surgery to the procedures covered at the ministry’s expense. The Lebanese Urological Association said more than 1,000 cases of the disease are recorded each year, stressing that early detection improves the chances of recovery.
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