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The Clinical Research Program (CRP) is located on Ward 56 of Building 2 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC). Since the opening of the renovated ward in July of 2000, CPDR has increased staffing and the number and type of clinical trials in prostate disease. The CRP at WRAMC offers military beneficiaries the opportunity to participate in clinical trials for the prevention and treatment of prostate disease.

The goal of CPDR's clinical research program is to combine prostate screening, data collection, clinical diagnosis, education and counseling, and prostate disease clinical trial research in an efficient, personal, patient oriented center. This unique approach to the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer and other prostate-related diseases has resulted in significant clinical breakthroughs in these areas. In concert with the basic science research program, the clinical research program's clinicians and researchers have achieved a number of scientific discoveries through extensive patient observation and data analysis.

In addition, the patient care program is highly regarded among prostate cancer survivors, and CPDR physicians are experts in the treatment of prostate diseases.

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CPDR probability Nomogram Predicting 5- and 10-year Overall Survival for Prostate Cancer (CaP) Patients

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