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PSA

The decision for a man to take the test is left up to men and their doctors.

Men’s 5 Most Burning Questions About PSA Answered

A prostate specific antigen test can indicate prostate cancer—but not necessarily.
By David B. Samadi
NES TSIONA, ISRAEL - JANUARY 22: A laboratory technician picks up a test tube with a human blood sample at the Maccabi Health Services HMO central laboratory January 22, 2006 in Nes Tsiona which is located in central Israel. The laboratory, which operates a fully automated system complete with advanced robotics, can test more than 50,000 blood samples a day. The lab is considered one of the most modern of its kind in the western world.

Doctor’s Orders: A New Prostate Cancer Test Could Save Your Life

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in American men and the second leading cause of cancer deaths.
By David B. Samadi
(New York Waterfront, USA, (photo: Edwin Jiminez/Getty Images)

Here Are 7 Things Men Must Know About Their Health

June is Men's Health Month. Across the country many organizations are celebrating and spreading awareness with screenings, health fairs and other education around men’s health and wellness.
By David B. Samadi
Volunteers at the New York City Rescue Mission prepare meals during the 15th Annual Great Thanksgiving Banquet on November 25, 2013 in New York City. Hundreds of traditional Thanksgiving meals were served to people in need at the lunch. America's first rescue mission, the The New York City Rescue Mission was founded in 1872 to help provide food, clothing and shelter to people in crisis in New York City. Recent statistics by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development show that New York City's homeless population increased by 13 percent at the beginning of this year. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Give So It Doesn’t Hurt

By Lorraine Duffy Merkl

Tony Shafrazi’s on Twitter and It’s Awesome

By Dan Duray
A family prepares to dine on Thanksgiving, circa 1955. (Evans/Three Lions/Getty Images)

Gallery Hours Are Different This Week Because of Thanksgiving

By Andrew Russeth

<em>Jersey Shore</em> Stars Are Real Heroes After Sandy … No, Seriously

By Drew Grant
Gordon Gekko's PSA

Greed Is Not ‘Good’ Says Gekko (Video)

By Drew Grant

Deadline to Join Harvard Business School Angels

By Adrianne Jeffries
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