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A Bunch of Doctors from the Government Here To Help You

charlieprof Wrote: May 28, 2012 9:35 AM

Greed facilitated by self deception leads to excessive medical 'care' - in this case, of the prostate. I think it is good to have docs without anything to gain personally to review extensive literature and give a recommendation. I believe that most believe that mortality rates from breast and prostate cancers have not improved appreciably over the years, whereas, with colon cancer, screening colonoscopy worked wonders. Just because you believe that you are helping people doesn't make it so. Your bias is showing.

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Pamela166 Wrote: May 28, 2012 12:59 PM

Do you always run around in your current condition? Even without a PhD I can diagnose your problem; You OBVIOUSLY suffer from Recto-cranial Insertion Syndrome. ; your nonsensical spouting are a leading indicator along with the lack of any brain cells.

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A Bunch of Doctors from the Government Here To Help You

What do you get when you cross 3 pediatricians, 4 internists, 3 family doctors, 2 epidemiologists, 2 nurses, a PhD, an obstetrician, a perinatologist and an occupational medicine doctor? Unfortunately, this is not a joke. You get a Federal Government panel, given the imprimatur as experts on a medical subject that if any one of them individually treated, would be considered malpractice. This would be the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF), an ad hoc committee charged with making recommendations about clinical preventative services. They have just issued their findings that there is no role for routine PSA screening in men...

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