Prostate Cancer 2021 (Part 1): Comprehensive review 

New ASCO guideline for prostate cancer screening for Black men. Lowering the recommended age for baseline prostate-specific antigen (PSA) would reduce prostate cancer deaths by about 30% in Black men without significantly increasing the rate of overdiagnosis, according to new screening guidelines from the Prostate Cancer Foundation. Specifically, baseline PSA testing in Black men should begin at age 40-45, sooner than current guidelines recommend, and should be followed by regular screening intervals, preferably annually, at least until age 70, a multidisciplinary panel of experts and patient advocates determined based on a comprehensive literature review. The panel's findings were presented in a poster at the 2024 American Society of Clinical Oncology Genitourinary Symposium.

Sir please help me. I don't have money for treatment. I have bone pain in my left ribs, arms and legs. I also have shortness of breath. Its been 4mos now since i experience this symptoms

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Thanks for your information, Dr. Kim. I noticed that for the complications you did not include infertility and loss of ability to ejaculate. Do you not consider these to be complications or are these things not guaranteed after the receipt of the treatments mentioned in this video.

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