BREAKING NEWS - PSA Tests Save Lives
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BREAKING NEWS - PSA Tests Save Lives
The PSA test is back on top this week, thanks to newly published University of Rochester Medical Center research supporting its life-saving benefits to men of all ages. Without routine PSA screening the number of men diagnosed with an incurable form of advanced prostate cancer, also referred to as metastatic (M1) prostate cancer, would triple.