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Meanwhile, a couple of readers made some other interesting points:

--Could the Collins case undermine AS acceptance. A nationally known urologist wrote me: "Wow, Howard, Does this raise a lot of questions.The AS community will need to be ready for the concern re the top doc in the top hospital progressing from Gleason grade group one to five. — don’t want that happening to me!

Wonder about PSA schedule/follow up schedule etc-at any rate a black Swan event with regard to rapidity of prostate cancer progression.

We will know more soon enough."

-- Collins case "is hardly an endorsement of AS. Makes it sound that one can wind up with a PSA of 22 on Active Surveillance." But I'm told by a leading urologist: PSA can increase very quickly if an aggressive tumor/ rapidly dividing or high tumor volume/burden."

Developing.

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A sharp-eyed reader caught an error which I corrected. Collins a PET scan showed NO detectable evidence of cancer outside of the primary tumor. I cprrected the story.

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Wasn't Collins a guy deeply involved in the Covid Death-jab development and mandates?

And the coverups of the negative information about their effects?

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