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‘Prostate Screening Saved My Life’—Is That Really True in Most Cases?

Prostate specific antigen (PSA) screening remains one of the most controversial of “standard” medical practices. As recently as the 2026 Super Bowl, one of the more unusual TV advertisements, sponsore...

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    PSA screening remains controversial in prostate cancer management.

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    Critics question the demonstrated survival benefits.

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    PSA correlates with prostate disease but may misrepresent cancer extent.

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    Experts suggest a balanced approach to screening policies.

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    Increased communication and rational strategy is needed in clinical practice.

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‘Prostate Screening Saved My Life’—Is That Really True in Most Cases?

  • by Derek Raghavan

  • March 31, 2026

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