Prostate Cancer
Scientists at Erasmus University Detail Research in Prostate Cancer
Published in Cancer Weekly, February 8th, 2011
2011 FEB 8 -- According to recent research from Netherlands, "Individual approaches to prostate cancer screening in European countries could occur as a result of individual decision taking, public health policies or the relevance of the prostate cancer problem determined by incidence and mortality in individual countries. An attempt is made to analyse current literature with respect to factors that could influence the individual or country-wide preference for or against the use of PSA driven screening."
"To obtain background information the incidence and mortality of prostate cancer in the EU countries participating in the ERSPC study, as well as the...
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