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A community/public health nurse was planning a prostate cancer screening in cooperation with the local community hospital. Whom should the nurse be sure to invite?

A. Adult men older than age 50 in the community
B. All the people who had ever been involved with the local community hospital
C. Anyone the nurse knew who had a history of cancer in their family
D. Everyone in the community from infants to senior citizens

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