ON CALL: Prostate sarcoma
ON CALL
Prostate sarcoma
Q. I had radiation for prostate cancer when I was 63, and I’ve been fine for the past eight years, with a low PSA. My dear friend just went in for prostate cancer and was diagnosed with a sarcoma. His doctors seem very gloomy. What’s the difference?
A. Unfortunately for your friend, there is a big difference between the two diseases.
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