Information for primary care: PSA testing in asymptomatic men (evidence document

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Public Health UK

Information for primary care: PSA testing in asymptomatic men (evidence document)

Published January 2010

PDF Format (670Kb)

The information booklet PSA Testing in Asymptomatic Men was designed to help primary care teams to provide asymptomatic men with information on the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test for prostate cancer.

This version of the booklet has been produced to provide exactly the same information, but also gives primary care teams details of the evidence on which that information is based.

How to order a printed version.

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