task force says most men should not bother with screening for prostate cancer. they say the psa test does more harm potentially than good, that it barely reduces deaths and leads to a lot of unnecessary treatment and complications. now will is already some pushback. for example, the head of the prostate cancer foundation, a patient group, calls the new recommendation a terrible mistake. the american neurological association says they are still working on their response. to help me sort it out for you, i m with dr. christopher lega i legathitis. what will you tell your patients now if anything different based on what s just happened? i think first of all, i haven t received the official report or had the chance to review it in detail. but based on the availability information, the dilemma that we discussed in the clinic every day is actually reflected in this decision which suggests that there is harm and purely focused on the benefits of detecting cancer ignores the fact