Men who show signs that their disease has returned after prostate cancer treatment are still more likely to die of other causes, a new study in US veterans shows.

Glasgow Poet Laureate Edwin Morgan has died in a nursing facility after a long battle with prostate cancer, his publishers said Thursday. He was 90.

Alvin told me about this and I found this story about it at MNT.TO on Wednesday.

"A new study from Sweden suggests that the of risk of prostate cancer in men with a known family history of the disease could be inflated because such men are more likely to seek a diagnosis, further intensifying the controversial debate on whether PSA testing does more harm than good. Experts writing in the same journal propose that if you consider that many men in the population at large may ..."

Anthony wrote:

I came across this post today and thought I would pass it along.

Would anyone care to comment on this?