Prostate Cancer: International Worker Faces Irregular PSA and Promotes Screening

Update: 2023-10-31

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Sixty-five-year-old international aid worker Jeff Gray is in top shape… until a screening test for prostate cancer turns his world upside down.

Urology specialist Michael Whalen, MD, proposes a treatment plan that includes robotic-assisted surgery, therapy, and continued care.

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