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     "I expect that within five years we will see the death of the radical prostatectomy as a treatment for prostate cancer." – Dr. Gary Onik, Cryosurgeon and Director of Surgical Imaging at Celebration Health Hospital, Celebration, Florida.

    “If radical prostatectomies worked, the data would be there. The reason the data is not there is because radical prostatectomies don’t work.” - Dr. Robert Leibowitz of Compassionate Oncology Medical Group. “No prospective randomized trial has ever found radical prostatectomy to be both necessary and effective.”

     “Although I did the first ever nerve sparing radical prostatectomy at New York-Cornell Hospital, I’ve abandoned the radical prostatectomy for my prostate cancer patients. There is always a better treatment option. Urologists need to tell the truth and do what’s right based on the medical literature. It’s a mistake that urologists don’t give up their patients unless it’s a hopeless situation, when clearly the patients that are being operated on could be better served by other therapies.” - W. Reid Pitts Jr., M.D., FACS, of the urology group Draper, Lavengood, Ward, and Pitts, PC.

“Today, scientific studies show that there is always a less harmful way than surgery to treat prostate cancer. Patients should be seeking herbal medications, cryotherapy, radiation therapy, radiation seed implants, 3-dimensional radiation therapy, prostate cancer vaccines, estrogen, and other therapies.” – Bradley Hennenfent, M.D., author of Surviving Prostate Cancer Without Surgery

“In my opinion, prostatitis resolution holds the key to the future of prostate cancer resolution.” - urologist Ronald Wheeler, M.D., of the Prostatitis and Prostate Cancer Center

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