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    Glossary High-Grade Prostate Cancer

    more aggressive, rapidly growing prostate cancer with higher Gleason scores

    High-Grade Prostate Cancer refers to a more aggressive and rapidly growing form of prostate cancer, often characterized by a higher Gleason score (typically 8-10). This type of cancer is more likely to spread to other parts of the body and requires more intensive treatment compared to lower-grade prostate cancers.

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