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Vol. 13, Issue 22
May 29, 2012 Dear Subscriber, Should you or shouldn't you? Get the latest on whether the prostate cancer screening test is right for you. Also this week, Mayo Clinic experts discuss healthy snacking, the benefits of acai berries, the effects of concussions in children and more. Also, we are enhancing our email delivery system to serve you better. Housecall will soon be mailed from mayoclinichousecall@everydayhealth.com. Please add our new "From" address to your address book or safe senders list. As always, this free service provides reliable health information you expect from Mayo Clinic. Thanks for subscribing. Sincerely, The team at MayoClinic.com
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