PSA screening for prostate cancer: The current controversy – a viewpoint
Abstract
Prostate cancer is an important health problem. Randomized trials have not yet proven whether or not screening with prostate-specific antigen measurements reduces morbidity or mortality. The potential for overtreatment of prostate cancers not destined to cause future mortality, the uncertainty about the benefits of aggressive treatment of screen-detected cancers, and the relatively high costs of prostate cancer screening programs are all areas...
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Title
PSA screening for prostate cancer: The current controversy – a viewpoint
Published Date
Dec 1, 1998
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
12
Pages
1279 - 1282
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