Physicians should feel reassured in recommending active surveillance as a management strategy for low-risk cancers, as no successful malpractice cases related to this approach have been found.
The apparently increased risk for cancer associated with emulsifiers could translate into a significant number of preventable cancers at the population level.
Following hormone therapy, patients with prostate cancer may perceive an increase in cognitive issues, despite tests showing no objective decline, a recent meta-analysis found.
New research suggests that review of current prostate cancer screening guidelines may be needed, as MRI frequently fails to detect cancer-indicative lesions, even in men with elevated PSA levels.