Artificial Epidemics: How Medical Activism Has Inflated the Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer and Depression (Kindle Single)
Artificial Epidemics: How Medical Activism Has Inflated the Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer and Depression (Kindle Single)
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Dr. Patrick Walsh's Guide to Surviving Prostate Cancer, Second Edition
Dr. Patrick Walsh's Guide to Surviving Prostate Cancer, Second Edition
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The Decision: Your prostate biopsy shows cancer. Now what?: Medical insight, personal stories, and humor by a urologist who has been where you are now.
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You Can Beat Prostate Cancer: And You Don't Need Surgery to Do It
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Prostate cancer and the PSA test: It's hard to understand risk - Los Angeles Times


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Prostate cancer and the PSA test: It's hard to understand risk
Los Angeles Times
... cases of prostate cancer as well as aggressive ones -- leading many men with harmless cases to get unnecessary treatment. Fighting prostate cancer can involve surgery or radiation, and can cause men distress, incontinence and sexual dysfunction, ...
Men Should Skip Common Prostate Test, Panel SaysWall Street Journal
All Routine PSA Tests For Prostate Cancer Should End, Task Force SaysNPR (blog)
Panel advises against routine prostate testBoston Globe
Monterey County Herald -BusinessWeek
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Cancer doctors put competition aside to share treatment options for their patients - Washington Post


Cancer doctors put competition aside to share treatment options for their patients
Washington Post
Over an informal dinner in a Chevy Chase home, 25 doctors peppered one another with questions about prostate cancer treatments and clinical trials. By the end of the meal they had received a real-time, one-stop update. Several promised to refer their ...

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