Peter Attia argues that prostate cancer death is potentially preventable through the use of existing early detection technologies and consistent monitoring.

“I mean the deaths from prostate cancer with PSA screening have plummeted so that's the one thing but it's still 35,000 men died last year and so the question question is would they would they have not how many of them would have been saved with a traditional screening”

Ted Schaeffer views the PSA test as a powerful diagnostic tool that is frequently misinterpreted due to poor usage rather than inherent flaws in the test itself.

“I want to really talk about this in a minute because there are few things that annoy me more than people who harp on how bad the PSA is which to me means no it's how bad you are at using it like the PSA is a remarkable test”

Screening mammography is an important tool that has contributed to a significant reduction in breast cancer mortality.

“all of us who are in the cancer Community feel strongly that mamography is a a very important tool”