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On May 31, 2000, WebMD published an article entitled ''Gay Men Should Be Checked for Anal Cancer, Experts Say'' which declared:

On May 31, 2000, WebMD published an article entitled ''Gay Men Should Be Checked for Anal Cancer, Experts Say'' which declared:

{{cquote|Gay and bisexual men are at significant risk for developing anal cancer, and testing them for the disease would save many lives, says a new study in the American Journal of Medicine...

{{cquote|Gay and bisexual men are at significant risk for developing anal cancer, and testing them for the disease would save many lives, says a new study in the ''American Journal of Medicine''...

Stephen Goldstone, MD...tells WebMD he's been screening and treating gay men for anal cancer for several years and has found that 2.5% of these men have the disease.<ref>[http://www.webmd.com/cancer/news/20000531/gay-men-should-be-checked-for-anal-cancer-experts-say Gay Men Should Be Checked for Anal Cancer, Experts Say - WebMD]</ref>}}

Stephen Goldstone, MD...tells WebMD he's been screening and treating gay men for anal cancer for several years and has found that 2.5% of these men have the disease.<ref>[http://www.webmd.com/cancer/news/20000531/gay-men-should-be-checked-for-anal-cancer-experts-say Gay Men Should Be Checked for Anal Cancer, Experts Say - WebMD]</ref>}}