Los Angeles Times- 08 March, 2010
Author: Thomas H. Maugh II
“Only if a man visits a disinterested primary-care physician is he more likely to be offered the alternative that some experts consider optimal — no treatment at all until the tumor has begun to progress into a more life-threatening form, a concept known as watchful waiting.”
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