4.T.J. attributes his habitual consumption of a diet high in saturated fat and well-done meats as the cause for hiscondition. How will you explain to him the role of nutrients in the development of total prostate cancer? 5.Describe the treatments T.J. will most likely undergo after recovering from his surgery. 6.The pathology report indicates that T.J.'s cancer is stage 3. Describe what this means.

4.T.J. attributes his habitual consumption of a diet high in saturated fat and well-done meats as the cause for hiscondition. How will you explain to him the role of nutrients in the development of total prostate cancer? 5.Describe the treatments T.J. will most likely undergo after recovering from his surgery. 6.The pathology report indicates that T.J.'s cancer is stage 3. Describe what this means.

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