Dino Prato argues prostate care needs more than PSA tests. Use multi-cancer screening, MRI and 3D imaging after positive results, and spot treatments instead of surgery. Metabolic factors like high insulin and low testosterone drive both benign prostate disease and cancer risk.
Let's make sure we're not just doing psa. We're using a multi cancer early detection screening. If we got it, we move to MRI. And if we do, we're going to use 3D cone beam. We're going to avoid surgery, we're going to spot treat it if it's metastasized, and we build a full treatment plan, all of it using thousand plus markers, not 24. When we're talking about prostate cancer, it comes back to insulin. Too much insulin in the blood. Insulin is an anabolic hormone, meaning it grows things. And that includes prostate, prostate cancer, really, all cancers. So men with metabolic syndrome, like central obesity, hypertension, high glucose, and low testosterone, have a significantly higher risk for bph. This is the swollen prostate of benign prosthetic hyperfitry, or hyperplasia, and this can advance into prostate cancer.
