Dr. Stamey, pioneer of PSA, says, ". . . that PSA now predicts only 2 percent of cancers," Urology, 2004. Biopsies underestimate cancer in 64.6% of men under age 65The Journal of Urology, 2005"Antioxidant therapies arrest 80% of prostate cancer," reports International Society of Endovascular Therapy, 2007-"Routine biopsies miss up to 78 percent of cancer," discussed at New York Roentgen Conference, 2005."...unproven screening test, the PSA blood test for prostate cancer." Journal of American College of Radiology, 2005"New non invasive treatments reduce impotence and incontinence"Prostate Cancer Research Institute, 2005"image guidance with MRI or ultrasound allows precise ablation oflesions of any shape without damage to surrounding structures"Radiology 2005"3% of prostate cancer is lethal...sonograms can determine aggression."NY Cancer Society, 2005