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Very interesting read šŸ‘‡ 'Prostate cancer screening does reduce prostate cancer mortality, although the caveat is that it takes a very extended period of time to realise that benefit. 'This finding is a milestone and I think it will make a difference for a lot of policymakers.'
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Prostate cancer screening can save lives but ā€˜absolute benefit is small’, study says
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Although blood test reduces deaths by two for every 1,000 men screened, many could face unnecessary treatment Screening for prostate cancer with a blood test can save men’s lives, but the ā€œabsolute benefit is smallā€ and many men could face unnecessary treatment and medical complications, according to the most comprehensive study yet. In a review that analysed six trials involving nearly 800,000 men, screening with the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test reduced prostate cancer deaths by two for every 1,000 men screened, meaning 500 men must be screened to prevent one death from the disease. Continue reading...
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Prostate cancer screening can save lives but ā€˜absolute benefit is small’, study says
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