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1) Prostate cancer is not an indolent disease and is the 2nd or 3rd leading cause of cancer death despite late clinical symptoms, highlighting controversies in screening. 2) The EAU guidelines are evidence-based and updated yearly, involving multiple medical specialties including urologists, oncologists, and a patient representative, and are endorsed by 50 national urological associations across Europe. 3) Screening reduces prostate cancer mortality according to multiple large studies, but there remains a question about diagnosing "insignificant prostate cancer" and whether diagnosis must mean treatment.

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This document discusses how big data can be used to address major challenges in prostate cancer research and clinical practice. It proposes a model to create a standardized, collaborative data platform that integrates large clinical datasets from multiple European and non-European sources. This would allow for novel analytics and computational approaches to gain new insights into prostate cancer outcomes and improve standardized care pathways. Key elements for success include involvement of experts in prostate cancer and big data as well as all stakeholders, including patients. Education is needed to encourage data sharing while protecting privacy.

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1) PSA screening, when combined with risk stratification and MRI, can help identify those men who will benefit from early prostate cancer testing while avoiding overdiagnosis and unnecessary biopsies in others. 2) Using PSA levels and age to stratify risk, about 30-50% of men could avoid further testing with PSA <1 ng/ml. Targeted biopsies guided by MRI can reduce unnecessary biopsies by up to 68%. 3) An approach using initial PSA testing followed by reflex testing or MRI based on PSA levels and age could lower the number needed to screen to detect one prostate cancer death to around 1,700.

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Monique Roobol: PSA History

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This document discusses the history of prostate cancer screening and the role of PSA testing. It notes that in the pre-screening era, 30-35% of men were diagnosed with bone metastases and 45-50% with nodal disease. PSA testing led to more early-stage diagnoses and declining metastatic disease and mortality rates. However, PSA testing rates have declined in recent years in some countries, which could lead to more advanced cases being detected if screening is not continued in a targeted way to avoid overtesting. The optimal path forward is debated.

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This document summarizes Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation's breast cancer health equity initiative. The initiative aims to understand and address socioeconomic inequities leading to breast cancer disparities. Analysis found late-stage diagnoses were more common for patients without recent mammograms or Parkland touchpoints. Focus groups revealed barriers like cost, transportation, and need for more education. Next steps include expanding data analysis, using data to drive operational and policy changes, and measuring improvements through mobile mammography unit deployment and partnerships.

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This document discusses guidelines for prostate cancer screening in 2019. It recommends: 1) Unchanged screening guidelines from 2019 - screening at-risk populations and considering early PSA screening from ages 40-45. 2) Risk calculators and MRI can help determine who needs biopsies and reduce unnecessary biopsies by around 30-40%. 3) There is no definitive age limit for stopping screening, but comorbidities should be considered using tools like the Charlson comorbidity index. 4) Early diagnosis through screening remains important to find aggressive early lesions, but screening must be individualized and include counseling to avoid overtreatment.

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