By Prof. Federico Guercini / January 30, 2026Edited by Prof. F. Guercini The immediate answer to this question is unfortunately NO. Having PSA values within the normal range does not automatically exclude the possibility of having prostate cancer. Of course, having PSA values within normal limits is certainly a positive sign and significantly reduces the […]
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