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Tag Archives: prostate cancer
Patient POV’s Most Popular and Important Posts in 2012
Here they are: the most popular and important posts on Patient POV this year: The Top 10 Reasons Why Warren Buffett’s to Treat Prostate Cancer Bugs Me This post got me on the radio for the very first time in … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Top Posts
Tagged breast cancer, dense breast legislation, EHR, genetics, imaging, prostate cancer, rare diseases, waste overuse
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On the Urology Workforce, Targeted Screening,
And the US Preventive Services Task Force
It is abundantly clear that the US Preventive Services Task Force Draft Guidelines on Prostate Cancer Screening will not be welcome news to many urologists. I have attended numerous annual meetings of the American Urological Association, the physician organization for … Continue reading
Posted in Physician shortage
Tagged draft recommendations, prostate cancer, PSA, targeted screening
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