Prostate cancer grows at a snail’s pace compared to other cancers. It’s such a common condition, it would be illogical to assume every case is deadly. PSA, Gleason score, imaging studies, and new genetic tests enable us to accurately identify a...
Read MorePSA plays a variety of roles, the most familiar being screening to detect prostate cancer at an early stage. PSA also helps to define the Stages of Blue. Another role of PSA is to detect cancer relapse after surgery or radiation. Lastly, rises or declines in PSA after hormone therapy or chemotherapy help determine whether a treatment is working...
Read MoreIf every available candidate in North America and Europe pursued active surveillance, close to 300,000 men could be spared from unnecessary surgery and radiation every year. In one observational study of men on active surveillance with Gleason 3+3=6 or low-volume...
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