Refusal in testicular cancer patients: implications for surveillance.
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Judd Wendell Moul
James H. Semans, M.D. Distinguished Professor of Urologic Surgery, in the School of
Medicine
Dr Judd Moul joined the Duke faculty in mid 2004 after a career in the US Army Medical
Corps mainly at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He is a retired colonel and a noted
researcher and clinician in the area of prostate cancer and is a urologic oncologist.
He served as the division chief of Duke Division of Urology from 2004 to 2011 and
was named the James H Semans MD Professor of surgery in 2009 becoming Duke's first
named endowed chair for urology. He was awarded the Gold Cystosco
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