Screening Gap: Men With Disabilities Miss Out on PSA Testing
New bureaucratic PCa mess in UK
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Cluster of BBC Prostate‑Cancer Disclosures, and the UK Fight Over PSA Testing
By Howard Wolinsky, Editor, The Active Surveillor Edward Stourton spent more than four decades as one of the BBC’s most reliable narrators of British public life — calm in crises, sharp in interviews, and unmistakably authoritative behind the microphone. His death on July 20 at age 68, after nearly a decade living with prostate cancer, landed with unusual force. It wasn’t just the loss of a…
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Australia Guidelines Turn World on Prostate Care: PSA at 45, MRI‑First, DRE Gone — and Testing Continues After 70 plus BRCA testing and more
Firstnew guidelines in 10 years
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