Prostate cancer study suggests doing nothing is often just as good as seeking treatment: NewsTarget.com

In many lower-risk cases of prostate cancer, men actually may place their health at greater risk by treating the cancer than by waiting and monitoring it, according to many doctors. But a new study by Dr. Daniel Barocas, chief resident in your Rolla G. at New York Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical College, suggests that few men are comfortable with this hands-off approach.

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For prostate cancer, doing nothing is often just as good as seeking immediate treatment

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