The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
As the prostate gets bigger, so think about this concept of this underground sewer system, the New York City sewers, right? They're getting older, they're getting leakier, And the bigger the prostate gets and the prostate gets larger as we get older, some of these pipes get leaky and some of the PSA leaks into the blood.
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If you get an infection in your prostate. So think about that like you got your city, you have your sewer network, and there's an earthquake. All the pipes are rattled a little bit, and they all are extra leaky. And that's what an infection is.
it is not designed and it should not exist in the blood but a certain percentage of PSA made in prostetic epithelial cells leaks into the bloodstream and when we do a PSA blood test we're measuring the PSA that has leaked into the bloodstream from a prostatic epithelial cell