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PSAs and Prostate Cancer How to Beat the “Healthcare” System and Save Money

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DECISION MAKING STEPS on whether to submit for a prostate cancer screening PSA blood test and for any possible evaluation for prostate cancer and its treatment can be extraordinarily difficult. Not only is this true for individual men but for all physicians, simply because of the overwhelming amount of bias, misinformation, misrepresentation and the pervasive […]

Index Lesion & Tumor Volume in Multifocal Prostate Cancer

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When prostates removed surgically for prostate cancer are examined, 50-75% of these specimens contain more than one area or focus of cancer and called multifocal prostate cancer. In other words, only about 25% of men may have a unifocal prostate cancer lesion that may be suitable for focal therapy. In these prostates with multifocal cancer, […]

What You Should Know About Prostate Cancer

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Did you know that prostate cancer is the second leading cause of male cancer deaths after lung cancer? Most men have few if any symptoms of prostate cancer. How will you learn about your situation. Will it be too late? One of the biggest misconceptions about needle biopsies is that they spread the cancer. This […]

WHY SHOULD THE AFTER EFFECTS OF SOME PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENTS BE WORSE THAN THE DISEASE ITSELF?

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A great number of men who have completed a treatment for their prostate cancer are left without clear benefit from their choice of treatment and with considerable short-term and long-term after effects. The after effects from a treatment for localized prostate cancer are relatively common, often severe, often lifelong, can impact a man’s quality of […]

5 OUTRAGES ABOUT PROSTATE CANCER

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Outrage #1  That men continue to be deceived about and railroaded into unnecessary treatments for the so-called Gleason 6 (3+3) prostate “cancer” has NO hallmarks of a cancer when on both clinical and molecular biology grounds it behaves as noncancerous, has no spreading potential and is not a health-risk. Only some high-grade prostate cancers are […]

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