The best way to protect your prostate is to keep it far away from doctors who want to screen it — and even further from the surgeons who make a living off prostate cancer procedures.
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- PSA tests don’t save lives
- High-tech doesn’t mean low-risk
I wouldn’t wish prostate surgery on my worst enemies. Not only is it often completely unnecessary since prostate cancer isn’t nearly the killer it’s been made out to be — but the treatments themselves are often worse than the disease and come with more risks than your surgeon will ever let on.
- The problem that’s seven times worse than reported
To err is human… but to make a potentially deadly mistake and consider it just another normal day on the job, you’d have to work in a hospital.
- Antidepressants fail another trial
There’s no two ways about it: When it comes to beating depression, that last thing you want is your doctor’s first choice. Tell him you’re down in the dumps, and he’ll reach for his prescription pad — but the dirty secret about the depression meds used by some 30 million Americans every year is that they just don’t work.
