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What You Should Know About Prostate Cancer

January 24, 2011 by Bert Vorstman MD

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 is simply false. Another misconception is that prostate cancer is best treated by cutting it out. This too is false

What else should you know about prostate cancer? You should know you have choices for treatment and we’ve dedicated a page on our main site that gives users a list of items on what the everyday person should know about prostate cancer.

Check it out today and give us a call if you’ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer to learn the facts and discuss your options.

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