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While prostate cancer (PCa) incidence and mortality rates continue to rise [1], early detection of PCa remains one of the most controversial topics in the urological literature [2]. While some traditional serum prostate-specific antigen (PSA)-based screening trials have demonstrated a relative redu...
Sarah Cant (SC): I think there are quite a few challenges across prostate cancer, both for men with the disease and for the clinicians who are treating them. If we go from the start of the patient journey, the first issue is whether a man should have a test for prostate cancer. As ...
Researchers said the rise was largely driven by increases in prostate and breast cancer, mostly due to better screening. However, there were also "concerning" rises in melanoma, liver, oral and kidney cancers. While cases are also rising due to population growth, obesity, drinking and...
21 September 2010 Dear Dr Mackie, I am writing in response to the UK National Screening Committee's (UK NSC) current consultation on prostate cancer screening. 来自 prostate-cancer.org.uk 喜欢 0 阅读量: 43 作者: DA Mackie 摘要: The need for an alternative approach to informed choiceAs you...
Multi-cancer early detection (MCED) next-generation-sequencing blood tests represent a potential paradigm shift in screening. We estimated the impact of screening in the US and UK. We used country-specific parameters for uptake, and test-specific sensiti
Research is needed to evaluate the most effective approach to assisting men in making an informed decision about whether or not to have a PSA test.The increasing incidence of and mortality from prostate cancer has led to widespread calls for prostate cancer screening. However, the subject is ...
So again, this is why screening is so very important to catch it early. It is completely reasonable to assume that you will survive five years or more after being diagnosed with cervical cancer. Posted in Public Health News Prostate Cancer – What It Is and How to Test for It Posted ...
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"This is an exciting early pilot study which for the first time in the UK demonstrates that genetic screening for prostate cancer is safe, feasible and potentially effective. It's great to see that this research is now progressing into a larger-scale pilot, which if successful could show the...