A major 20-year study led by the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Health Care System has found more evidence that surgery for early-stage prostate cancer does not help men live longer than observation. Observation, sometimes called watchful waiting, means doctors monitor a man’s prostate cancer over time to make sure it’s not getting worse, and only then consider surgery or other active treatment. This is a good option for many men because most prostate cancers grow very slowly and may never cause health problems.
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