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PROSTATE PROS Episode 4: Six, Not a Bad Score

Listen: https://soundcloud.com/prostate-oncology/six-not-a-bad-score “There’s rapid progress ongoing in the prostate cancer world and new treatments are being developed all the time.  One of the major advantages of active surveillance is postponing …

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Active Surveillance

BY MARK SCHOLZ,MD A Cancer that Can be Watched If someone tells you your cancer can be watched instead of treated, your initial reaction might be that they have no …

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Elevated / Newly Diagnosed / Prostate Cancer

Prostate Vanguard E006: Active Surveillance Scanning and Testing

The process of Active Surveillance, the way we practice in Marina del Rey, is to perform a PSA blood test every three months and plot these results on a graph, …

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Prostate Vanguard E005: Active Surveillance

Active Surveillance is a revolutionary concept: The thought you can monitor prostate cancer rather than treat prostate cancer. This is a surprising development because anything called cancer, one would assume …

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Prostate Vanguard E003: Useful Imaging

IS IT POSSIBLE TO SKIP A BIOPSY? We’ve been talking a lot about the different types of biopsies – targeted vs random and all these new developments. But what’s really …

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Prostate Vanguard E002: No More Random Biopsies

NO MORE RANDOM BIOPSIES. Over a million men get a prostate biopsy every year and quite often, in fact almost always, they are unaware of how dangerous a biopsy can …

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Choosing the Best Prostate Cancer Treatment for You

By Micah Chancey & Mark Scholz, MD Surgery, Radiation, Active Surveillance, or Seed Implant?  Since there are three different risk categories of newly-diagnosed prostate cancer—low, intermediate and high—optimal treatment varies. READ THE FULL …

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Is the Twelve Core Random Biopsy for Prostate Cancer Obsolete?

BY MARK SCHOLZ, MD A perfect test for prostate cancer should detect high-grade prostate cancer accurately while avoiding the over-diagnosis of harmless, low-grade cancers (the Gleason 6 variety). Back in 2011, the US Preventative Services …

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Low Risk / Newly Diagnosed / Prostate Cancer / Undiagnosed

The UnCancer: What is the Gleason 6 Type in Prostate Cancer?

BY MARK SCHOLZ, MD At the first ever Active Surveillance Convention, a conference I attended back in 2007, many experts openly bemoaned that the word “CANCER” profoundly overstates the significance …

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Avodart & Proscar for Treating Prostate Cancer

BY MARK SCHOLZ, MD Avodart and Proscar are FDA-approved for treating urinary side effects from prostate enlargement.  The generic name for Avodart is dutasteride; the generic name for Proscar is finasteride.  These medications, …

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