Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men. About one in every eight people assigned male at birth will receive a prostate cancer diagnosis during their lifetime. Most people who are diagnosed will not die from it, and many people with prostates can safely choose active surveillance instead of immediate treatment.

Every year in the United States more than half a million people go to emergency rooms for kidney stone related pain and suffering.

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“The best screening test is the one that gets done,” Dr. Nurkin says.

Cancer screenings are an important part of maintaining a healthy life, especially for those who have already been treated for cancer.

“If I could be a little bit of hope and shed some light to someone else to keep going, I want to."

While the answer may seem simple, the circumstances surrounding a hysterectomy vary from patient to patient.

"Even among those cysts that are deemed pre-cancerous, very few of them end up becoming cancerous."