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| 1 | Health experts: Routine PSA tests for prostate cancer not good for health - CBS NewsFalse positive rates from the clinical trials of PSA screening are between 75-85%. This is because a lot of things can cause PSA to be elevated. The goal of the USPSTF is to give screening and treatment recommendations based on currently available tests, treatments, and evidence. It isn't really their role to advise people to do research to make a better PSA; their role is to say that based on the current evidence, the risks and benefits of PSA screening favors screening, or doesn't favor screen… | /r/MensRights | 22/05/12 06:23 PM |
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