Let’s say you are 58 years of age, in apparently excellent health for your age, when you get diagnosed with high-risk prostate cancer, based on a Gleason score of 4 + 4 = 8, a PSA level of 3.7, and a clinical stage of T1c, with 4/12 biopsy cores positive for cancer. It doesn’t take […]Image may be NSFW.
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