Prostate cancer is surprisingly prevalent in men with serum PSA levels that are considered by many clinicians to be in the normal range (i.e. ≤4.0 ng/ml). Levels <4.0 ng/ml can be predictive of ...

Among men with abnormal levels by any criterion (except PSA velocity), 40% to 55% of those who did not develop documented prostate cancer in the interim exhibited subsequent normal values.

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Imaging techniques such as Fluorine-18-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography/computed tomography (18F-FDG PET/CT) and Gallium-68 prostate-specific membrane antigen positron emission ...

Furness Prostate Cancer Support Group urge men to come forward who have been refused a PSA test from their GP.

A PSA test determines the level of prostate specific antigen in your blood, where increased levels could indicate prostate issues, according to the NHS. Prostate Cancer UK states that 'normal' PSA ...

What's a normal PSA level by age? PSA levels can range from less than 1ng/ml to hundreds of ng/ml. The NHS says that if you're aged 50 to 69, your PSA level is considered raised if it's 3ng/ml or ...

A PSA test determines the level of prostate specific antigen in your blood, where increased levels could indicate prostate issues, according to the NHS. Prostate Cancer UK states that 'normal' PSA ...

A PSA test determines the level of prostate specific antigen in your blood, where increased levels could indicate prostate issues, according to the NHS. Prostate Cancer UK states that 'normal' PSA ...