Surgery for early-stage prostate cancer does not lead to longer lives, study finds – Los Angeles Times
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Surgery for early-stage prostate cancer does not lead to longer lives, study finds
Los Angeles Times A long-term study of men diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer has confirmed that patients who forgo immediate surgery have the same odds of living another decade or two as patients who have their tumors surgically removed. The results, published … Science Says: Not All Cancers Need Treatment Right Away Surgery isn’t necessarily best for prostate cancer, according to study led by Minneapolis VA No Benefit with Surgery for Low-Risk Prostate Cancer |
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