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Speaker 3: Thank you Rob, and thank you Noah, and thank you
Speaker 3: for tuning in today and every day. Every day we
Speaker 3: try to learn together. We try to understand better, We
Speaker 3: try to understand the medical system. We understand why people
Speaker 3: do or don't do things, why doctors do or don't
Speaker 3: do things. And today there's going to be a lot
Speaker 3: of talk about all those issues, doctors and patients and
Speaker 3: everyone's response. And what I'm getting at, quite frankly, is
Speaker 3: President Joe Biden and his just diagnosis of prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: So there's been lots of headlines and how could this happen?
Speaker 3: How could a man who has no expense spared? Obviously
Speaker 3: there's millions, there's hundreds of millions of dollars that was
Speaker 3: spent taking care of him. As a vice president and president,
Speaker 3: he traveled in Air Force one, in Air Force two,
Speaker 3: one point eight million miles, and you know, to run
Speaker 3: Air Force one, Air Force two because I don't know
Speaker 3: so many tens or tens of thousands of dollars every minute,
Speaker 3: and how many Secret service and his housing and everything
Speaker 3: goes along with it. The government and you and I
Speaker 3: and all of us spend oodles of money keeping our
Speaker 3: president and our life officials safe. So then you can say, well,
Speaker 3: how would it be one hundred and twenty days after
Speaker 3: President Biden leaves office, he's diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: So what does stage four prostate cancer mean? Stage four
Speaker 3: cancer means that it's traveled somewhere, whether it's to the
Speaker 3: lymphnodes or the bones. There's lots of things they haven't
Speaker 3: told us. They haven't told you, and they haven't told me.
Speaker 3: I'm not his doctor, so I only can read like
Speaker 3: you can read, and I want to try to put
Speaker 3: all the facts together. As a doctor who's treated about
Speaker 3: nine thousand men for cure over thirty five years, I've
Speaker 3: seen lots of men with prostate cancer and prostate issues
Speaker 3: and almost everything you can possibly imagine. Number One, do
Speaker 3: I see people come to me with stage four cancer
Speaker 3: that's not diagnosed, Well, yes, I do all the time.
Speaker 3: In fact, one of our favorite listeners is probably listening
Speaker 3: right now and I talk about it him every once
Speaker 3: in a while, not too much, but enough so that
Speaker 3: you'll remember him.
Speaker 5: Steve.
Speaker 3: Steve was a big executive and one of the biggest
Speaker 3: companies in America, and he too came to me with
Speaker 3: stage four cancer. He was a younger man at that time.
Speaker 3: He's still find he's actually with no evidence of disease
Speaker 3: now that he came to me almost five and a
Speaker 3: half years ago. And just to give you a story
Speaker 3: about someone else, executive, older man with stage four cancer,
Speaker 3: how did Steve get diagnosed? Well, Steve went to his doctors.
Speaker 3: He had a PSA that went from three and then four.
Speaker 3: And most everyone knows PSA four is kind of a warning,
Speaker 3: a point to serious that you have about a twenty
Speaker 3: five percent chance of having prostate cancer. You should know
Speaker 3: that you can have prostate cancer with a PSA of
Speaker 3: one or two or three. And if you get our
Speaker 3: video we have a DVD, you'll see another patient who's
Speaker 3: on that DVD. We call him double O seven and
Speaker 3: seven named Ralph from Brooklyn came to me when his
Speaker 3: PSA went from one to two to three and his
Speaker 3: doctor said, oh, everything's okay. Your PSA's only three and Ralph,
Speaker 3: who's really super smart, said, hey, doctor, my PSA just tripled.
Speaker 3: How can you tell me my psa is fine when
Speaker 3: my PSA is tripling? And I think this is twenty
Speaker 3: years ago. He was listening to guess who, doctor Liederman,
Speaker 3: and he knew that when the PSA triples, even if
Speaker 3: it's normal, normal range, so to speak, there's a serious
Speaker 3: risk of having prostate cancer. And Ralph, the super smart
Speaker 3: man that he was and is and hopefully ever will be,
Speaker 3: he said his doctor said to his doctor, I want
Speaker 3: to buy up. See. The doctor was a little bit
Speaker 3: shocked that the patient was now telling the doctor what
Speaker 3: to do. And that's always dangerous when the patient is
Speaker 3: telling the doctor what to do. But that's the while
Speaker 3: you're listening to this radio show to hear what to do,
Speaker 3: so that you are very educated, that you're up with
Speaker 3: your snuff and know how to respond. And he knew
Speaker 3: how to respond, and he had a biopsy, and sure enough,
Speaker 3: twenty years ago he had prostate cancer. And then his
Speaker 3: doctor said, hey, why don't you go have radical surgery.
Speaker 3: You should have radical surgery. And Ralph seven said, hey,
Speaker 3: I don't want radical surgery. I don't want to be impotent.
Speaker 3: I know the impetence rate is about ninety seven percent.
Speaker 3: I don't I want to keep my sexual life. I
Speaker 3: don't want surgery or radical surgery, robotic surgery. And I said, well,
Speaker 3: have surgery. And then Ralph said, well, I don't want
Speaker 3: to be leaking urine. I know that men who have
Speaker 3: radical surgery have about an eighty percent chance of leaking urine.
Speaker 3: And the doctor said, I'll forget about that. You should
Speaker 3: have surgery. And then Ralph said, well, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to have surgery. I don't want my penis shortened. And
Speaker 3: Ralph knew that when you cut out the prostate, when
Speaker 3: you remove the prostate, it's like when a plumber cuts
Speaker 3: out part of a pipe. They have to bring the
Speaker 3: ends together the pipe to make the pipe work, and
Speaker 3: that shortens the pipe. Well, he didn't want the radical
Speaker 3: surgery because he didn't want his penis short He wanted
Speaker 3: to keep his sexual life. He wanted to keep his
Speaker 3: gurinary control. And then the doctor said, forget about that.
Speaker 3: You want to live, get the surgery. And Ralph said, no,
Speaker 3: I know from doctor Liederman's data that there's better results
Speaker 3: with doctor Liederman and radiosurgery and this is the treatment
Speaker 3: he chose twenty years ago, and he's been in remission
Speaker 3: ever since. His PSA keeps on going lower and lower
Speaker 3: and lower. And a few years ago we used to
Speaker 3: call him Dobo seven because his PSA at that time
Speaker 3: was seven. Well now it's about four, so it's even
Speaker 3: lower yet. But here's an example of a man who
Speaker 3: comes knowing the facts, knowing how beneficial is and know
Speaker 3: what's going on in his body. And he was able
Speaker 3: to direct his care twenty years ago when his PSA
Speaker 3: was going up from one to three, two to three.
Speaker 3: So that's one example of a man who knows what's
Speaker 3: going on and what often happens in our situation being
Speaker 3: a cancer doctor treating thousands of men with prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: I want to get back to Steve and a similar story,
Speaker 3: but with a twist because I want to talk about
Speaker 3: stage for cancer and coming to me with stage four cancer.
Speaker 3: So Steve, as you remember, as an executive, he came
Speaker 3: to me about the age of seventy two, executive for
Speaker 3: one of the biggest companies in America. His PSA went
Speaker 3: from three to four, and he did all the right things.
Speaker 3: He went to his doctor, he went to zurologist, and
Speaker 3: he always said, oh, don't worry about it. Nothing's going
Speaker 3: to happen. Don't worry about it. And he listened to
Speaker 3: his expert, his experts advice. He didn't worry about it.
Speaker 3: The short while later he got another PSA. It was six,
Speaker 3: and he was very concerned, and eurologist said, oh, don't
Speaker 3: worry about it. Your PSA could be high because of
Speaker 3: your age or other things. Don't worry about it. And
Speaker 3: next thing you know, he got another PSA and it
Speaker 3: went from three to four to six to sixty sixty,
Speaker 3: And now he's calling in a panic as urologist, Hey,
Speaker 3: my PSA is sixty, and the eurologist doesn't return his
Speaker 3: phone calls, and wow, wow, wow, he speaks a urologists,
Speaker 3: He speaks to the calls his eurologists, speaks to his
Speaker 3: primary doctors. PSA has gone up to sixty and no
Speaker 3: one's returning his phone calls, And all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: he remembers the program he listens to every week on the
Speaker 3: radio is doctor Liederman and talking about cancer and talking
Speaker 3: about prostate cancer, talk about all the kinds of cancers,
Speaker 3: and he decides one day, five and a half years
Speaker 3: ago to call me and say, hey, doctor Liederman. My
Speaker 3: PSA went from the three three to four to six
Speaker 3: to sixty. What should I do? And I said, you
Speaker 3: should come here immediately. And he lives in Connecticut, and
Speaker 3: somebody say, oh, I'm in a state, I'm in far away,
Speaker 3: and no. He got in the train and he went
Speaker 3: to Grand Central and he walked over to Grand Central
Speaker 3: to our office thirteen to eighty four Broadway, and I
Speaker 3: saw him and I examined him, and we saw his
Speaker 3: records and repeated the PSA and arranged for everything. At
Speaker 3: that point, I ranged for a little, tiny, painless biopsy.
Speaker 3: I ranged for a bone scan and MRI scans to
Speaker 3: evaluate his whole body, because we know with a PSA
Speaker 3: of sixty, the cancer is highly likely to have traveled.
Speaker 3: And sure enough we got a biopsy and it was
Speaker 3: a more aggressive cancer. And sure enough, the cancer was
Speaker 3: traveled not only to pelvic lymphnodes, but to lymphods and
Speaker 3: his abdomen or an abdomino area called the retroperitoneum that's
Speaker 3: behind the abdominal cavity actually, and so he had stage
Speaker 3: four answer similar to mister Biden, and we put together
Speaker 3: a program. We put together a program, non invasive program
Speaker 3: to treat him, and he came every day from Connecticut
Speaker 3: for the designed number of treatments. And he still comes
Speaker 3: three times there, four times a year for checkups. And
Speaker 3: he lives in Connecticut, and he comes as a summerhouse
Speaker 3: in Michigan, and he comes religiously for treatment back then
Speaker 3: and now follow up. And he's had no treatment with
Speaker 3: me for five years. She had all those treatments five
Speaker 3: years ago with me. We put together a program to
Speaker 3: treat him, and he too is cancer free. So just
Speaker 3: because you're diagnosed with stage four cancer doesn't mean you're
Speaker 3: going to die or die soon, or die immediately. And
Speaker 3: he's living the life. He's traveling, he's traveling around America,
Speaker 3: has a beautiful wife, is a beautiful home. He has
Speaker 3: a beautiful summer home. He plants tomatoes which are delicious
Speaker 3: and green, and on lucky days they get to eat
Speaker 3: some of his tomatoes and they get to share good
Speaker 3: times with him, and memories of what it was like
Speaker 3: the panic five and a half years ago when he
Speaker 3: came to me stage four cancer, knowing not what to
Speaker 3: do with the zurologists all of a sudden, probably ashamed
Speaker 3: that they gave him advice that was not so fantastic.
Speaker 3: Eurologists said, don't worry about it, when in fact, here
Speaker 3: at Radio New York, we take the opposite approach, just
Speaker 3: like we would most likely take the opposite approach with
Speaker 3: President Biden, which we're going to talk about in just
Speaker 3: a few minutes. So my name is doctor Liederman at
Speaker 3: Radio sirty New York. I'll give an introduction to you
Speaker 3: in a few minutes. And board certified, actually triple board certified,
Speaker 3: Harvard Train. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. There's studies
Speaker 3: who now show that men who get screened for prostate
Speaker 3: cancer have twenty for twenty percent better likelihood of being alive,
Speaker 3: and men that don't meant that missed the boat have
Speaker 3: a forty five percent greater death rate. So there's lots
Speaker 3: of reasons to come to Radio Sir New York. And
Speaker 3: similar data is available for women who come for breast
Speaker 3: cancer screening, where people come for colorectal screening, people come
Speaker 3: for cancer screening. There's data to show people come for
Speaker 3: screening live longer and better and a better quality of life.
Speaker 3: And that's what we want for every person, just like
Speaker 3: Ralph seven went to Netto's testing done, took action, so
Speaker 3: his PSA rising, took action, got a biopsy, came to
Speaker 3: radio in New York twenty years ago, and his cancer free,
Speaker 3: his PSAs in zero range, going lower. Sexual life is great.
Speaker 3: He's an athlete, he bikes forty miles a day, he
Speaker 3: has a beautiful girlfriend, he has nice children, and he
Speaker 3: is cancer free twenty years later. And he comes religiously
Speaker 3: to get checked up on a regular basis. And this
Speaker 3: is the work we do. My name doctor Liederman. We'll
Speaker 3: be right back.
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Speaker 3: World's most protected man's prostate cancer missed in and out
Speaker 3: of White House for sixteen years. No recent PSA now
Speaker 3: stage four Gleason nine prostate cancer spread to his bones.
Speaker 3: No expense spared yet missed. Data shows men's screened for
Speaker 3: prostate cancer have twenty percent better survival. Missing screening means
Speaker 3: forty five percent higher death rate. White House doctors versus
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Speaker 3: mister President.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 4: Redstone here with doctor Gil Liderman at the WR Studios
Speaker 4: in the hearts of New York City, were just a
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Speaker 3: We're back, and this is doctor Liederman, and we're going
Speaker 3: to take a few minutes to speak about Joe Biden
Speaker 3: and his prostate cancer. Why so that you can learn
Speaker 3: and you can hopefully be with better care and better
Speaker 3: life and better survival than the president. And I've already
Speaker 3: told you in just a few minutes ago that men
Speaker 3: who get screened, men who walk in and see their
Speaker 3: doctor come to Radio streat in New York get tested
Speaker 3: twice year, and plenty men and women do that get
Speaker 3: screened for, whether it's breast cancer, colon cancer, lung cancer,
Speaker 3: prostate or whatever. Men who get screened for prostate cancer
Speaker 3: of twenty percent more survival, more likelihood to be alive.
Speaker 3: Men who don't come in have forty five percent greater death.
Speaker 3: So it's very easy to understand why he should come
Speaker 3: in to thirteen eighty four Broadway and get checked out
Speaker 3: about the president or former president, mister Joe Biden. So
Speaker 3: what we know about him. We do not know his PSA.
Speaker 3: He according to reports, has not had a PSA since
Speaker 3: twenty fourteen, and even that PSA is not public knowledge,
Speaker 3: so we don't know if his PSA back then was
Speaker 3: zero or four or forty four or one hundred and
Speaker 3: forty four was not made public. In fact, there's been
Speaker 3: no PSA ever made public. To the best of my
Speaker 3: knowledge of President Joe Biden as Senator vice president private
Speaker 3: it's citizen. Remember he's a private citizen between twenty seventeen
Speaker 3: and twenty twenty one, and then is four years of present.
Speaker 3: We do not know even now, as a man who
Speaker 3: has stage four cancer, what his PSA is. Why do
Speaker 3: I think they're not telling you what the PSA is.
Speaker 3: This is a speculation, it's not a fact. I'm not
Speaker 3: his doctor, but I imagine it's so high because he has
Speaker 3: stage four cancer. I believe it's so high that people
Speaker 3: would be shocked. Most men who have stage four cancer
Speaker 3: have very high PSAs. Not every man, but most men.
Speaker 3: And I wouldn't be surprised if it's in the hundreds,
Speaker 3: maybe even in the thousands. And I believe that's why
Speaker 3: we're not being told what his PSA is even today.
Speaker 3: We are being told a couple of facts. We're told
Speaker 3: he has a nodule in this prostate, and we're not
Speaker 3: told if that nodule was there or not, or even
Speaker 3: if he had prostate exams before. Some men refuse to
Speaker 3: get the exam. A prostate exam takes about a minute
Speaker 3: in trained hands. It's easy and safe, and it gives
Speaker 3: you some information, not all information. So it's a clinical
Speaker 3: stage of prostate cancer. And that is how big the
Speaker 3: prostate is when the man is examined with a finger
Speaker 3: exam or digital exam or recto exam. So that's one test.
Speaker 3: Another important test is the PSA. So you can have
Speaker 3: a normal feeling prostate and you can have a high
Speaker 3: PSA or vice versa. Either way there's something that should
Speaker 3: be taken action. Unless your prostate is normal and the
Speaker 3: PSA is low. Again, unless you're like Ralph whose PSA
Speaker 3: was jumping up, still in the normal range. But remember
Speaker 3: one to one to two to three, so there's always
Speaker 3: caveats to every point. If your prostate feels great and
Speaker 3: your PSA is low and it's always been low and
Speaker 3: it's not changing, that's great because there's no psa velocity,
Speaker 3: it's stable. So then what happens after the physical exam
Speaker 3: and the PSA Well, if your PSA is high or concerned,
Speaker 3: an MRI is appropriate. MRI will show you nodules in
Speaker 3: the prostate. It will show if the prostate the prostate
Speaker 3: has a capsule around it. It would show if there's
Speaker 3: a tumor that's spreading through the capsule or into the
Speaker 3: lymph nodes or into the semino vesicles, or whether there's
Speaker 3: cancer growing into the recto area or adjacent tissues. So
Speaker 3: an MRI is very useful for men who want to
Speaker 3: know more about their prostate. We advise it frequently, especially
Speaker 3: in men who have a high PSA more than four.
Speaker 3: If you have a low PSA, but your PSA is changing.
Speaker 3: That's another great reason to have an MRI. And I've
Speaker 3: seen men who have had MRIs and PSA is low
Speaker 3: with cancer. So I've seen most everything, but there's general caveats.
Speaker 3: So physical exam is important. What was the president's recto
Speaker 3: exam in the last ten years. No one's saying, we
Speaker 3: only know now as a nodule his PSA say. No
Speaker 3: one's saying. They're not saying what his PSA was in
Speaker 3: twenty fourteen or now. They're not saying what the MRI showed.
Speaker 3: All we know is that he has now bone metastasis.
Speaker 3: So he had scans. Our bone metastas is diagnosed well
Speaker 3: a variety of voice. You get a bone skin and
Speaker 3: bone skins. An injection of a radioactive material goes throughout
Speaker 3: the bones. It's an easy test, a safe test, a
Speaker 3: painless test. Takes a little bit of time because you
Speaker 3: have to take an injection and the materials to go
Speaker 3: to all the bones, and then you look at consistency
Speaker 3: of the bones from head to toe. A bone scan,
Speaker 3: a nuclear medicine bone scan. We'll look at the patient's
Speaker 3: body from head to toes and it's a great test
Speaker 3: to look at the bones, a great test, and it's
Speaker 3: commonly done. It's less commonly done than it used to
Speaker 3: be for a reason which I'll talk about it just
Speaker 3: a minute. So imaging tests that are commonly done, or
Speaker 3: the MRI of the prostate number one, the bone scan
Speaker 3: to see if the cancer has traveled. And then the
Speaker 3: most expensive test, which is becoming much more popular, much
Speaker 3: more commonly used, is called a PSMA test. PSMA test
Speaker 3: is a test nuclear medicine test where biologic materials are
Speaker 3: injected along with the performance of that scan, also to
Speaker 3: have a cat scan at the same time, so cat
Speaker 3: scan PSMA test, and that is probably the most sensitive test.
Speaker 3: It's also one of the most expensive tests in medicine
Speaker 3: for imaging, and the usual cost is about seven thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Most insurances will cover it for a man with prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: It usually won't be covered if you don't have cancer.
Speaker 3: If a man wants to have that test and doesn't
Speaker 3: have cancer, you can get it done. You can buy
Speaker 3: it yourself, and all these things you can buy yourself
Speaker 3: if you want, and we have good relationships with imaging
Speaker 3: centers to get these tests at the most reasonable cost.
Speaker 3: If you need to pay for it and don't have insurance.
Speaker 3: Our insurance won't cover it. So those four imaging tests,
Speaker 3: the MRI tests, physical exam, the bone scan, and PSMA test,
Speaker 3: and of course then there's a biopsy. And how do
Speaker 3: we know Joe Biden had a biopsy, Well, it was
Speaker 3: reported that his Gleason score was Gleason nine. So Gleason
Speaker 3: put together a scale because doctor Gleeson recognized years ago
Speaker 3: that some men have rapidly growing cancer and some men
Speaker 3: have slowly growing cancer. And you want to be able
Speaker 3: to distinguish, to be able to tell the man, hey,
Speaker 3: you've got a slow growing cancer, not so much to
Speaker 3: worry about, or you have a very rapidly growing cancer,
Speaker 3: lots to worry about. And it's clear that he had
Speaker 3: a biopsy, so we know that for a fact Joe
Speaker 3: Biden had a biopsy, probably of the prostate, and that
Speaker 3: biopsy showed a Gleason nine cancer. The scale goes from two,
Speaker 3: which is the best, one plus one equals two up
Speaker 3: to ten. Five plus five equals ten. And there's two
Speaker 3: numbers because it takes two areas of the prostate on
Speaker 3: a single needle, So a single needle can be no cancer,
Speaker 3: or it can be it's called PI in prosthetic interpethelial neoplasia,
Speaker 3: which has a pre cancer, or it can be cancer
Speaker 3: anywhere in the range on the Gleasing scale from two
Speaker 3: to ten. The most worrisome are in the six to
Speaker 3: ten range, and Joe Biden had one of the most
Speaker 3: aggressive cancers. So we already know that he has a
Speaker 3: very aggressive cancer. We know it by various ways. Number one,
Speaker 3: we know he has the nodule. Number two, we know
Speaker 3: that he has a high Gleasing score how the cancer
Speaker 3: appears under the microscope. And number three, we know that
Speaker 3: he has bone metastasis. The bone metastasis could have been
Speaker 3: diagnosed either by bone scan, that imaging test, nuclear medicine test,
Speaker 3: a painless test, or psma test. Psma test shows spots
Speaker 3: in the bones or can throw spots in the lymphodes.
Speaker 3: They have not announced at all whether the cancer's gone
Speaker 3: into the seminolesicals, whether the cancer has gone through the capsule,
Speaker 3: where the cancer is in the lymphnotes, So none of
Speaker 3: that has been announced. We're all in the blind about that.
Speaker 3: And obviously, as a private citizen, he has the right
Speaker 3: to keep all that private, even has the right to
Speaker 3: keep the prostate cancer diagnosis private. So what we know
Speaker 3: right now is that he's got an unknown PSA. His
Speaker 3: Gleason score is nine. He has stage four cancer, and
Speaker 3: we have not been told about his treatment, and we're
Speaker 3: going to talk about that in just a few minutes.
Speaker 3: So we're going to talk about treatment for stage for cancer,
Speaker 3: what Joe Biden might do, and for what others you
Speaker 3: or your loved ones, or your friends, or someone like
Speaker 3: Steve who's now cancer cancer and remission is a zero
Speaker 3: five and a half years after coming to me for
Speaker 3: Gleasin seven cancer, stage four, a very aggressive cancer through
Speaker 3: multiple lymph nodes. A lot of questions I believe about
Speaker 3: mister Biden and prostate cancer, especially this week, topics of cancer,
Speaker 3: topics about prostate topics of what might be going through
Speaker 3: mister Biden's head, concerning his care, whether he knew what
Speaker 3: a PSA was, was he aware of that, his wife,
Speaker 3: whether she was involved with that and recommended he get
Speaker 3: a PSA or not. So there's all relevant questions that
Speaker 3: are good questions and concerning questions for a president who
Speaker 3: I believe most likely had this cancer for quite some time.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about that in a few minutes. My name's
Speaker 3: doctor Gil Liederman, been active in treating prostate cancer over decades,
Speaker 3: treated nine thousand men for cure. We're active at thirteen
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Speaker 3: And yet we know that if you come for prostate screening,
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Speaker 6: It's Johnny Braggs talking prostate cancer. Twenty years ago I
Speaker 6: came to doctor Leederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
Speaker 6: My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
Speaker 6: recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leederman with
Speaker 6: prostate cancer and high PSA. Doctor Leederman explained all options,
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Speaker 3: World's most protected. Man's prostate cancer missed in and out
Speaker 3: of White House for sixteen years. No recent PSA now
Speaker 3: stage four. Gleason nine prostate cancer spread to his bones,
Speaker 3: no expense spared yet missed. Data shows men's screened for
Speaker 3: prostate cancer have twenty percent better survival. Missing screening means
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Speaker 3: mister President. It's doctor Liederman with Calvin West singing and
Speaker 3: writing about his cancer treatment.
Speaker 4: I had cancer and Mahoda.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 4: Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the w R
Speaker 4: studios in the hearts of New York City, were just
Speaker 4: a few steps from the Radio Surgery in New York
Speaker 4: Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman,
Speaker 4: the leading cancer expert treat prostate cancer, not invasively. He
Speaker 4: was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,
Speaker 4: and he's the first in America and in the Western
Speaker 4: Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Speaker 4: Liderman at two and two Choices for a free informative
Speaker 4: booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, We're back.
Speaker 3: We are back. That was Calvin West. Calvin West also
Speaker 3: is on our DVD about prostate cancer. Calvin West had
Speaker 3: prostate cancer at advanced cancer. He's a black man, and
Speaker 3: I should tell you that there's men who have higher
Speaker 3: risk of having cancer. Black men have higher risks. Men
Speaker 3: from the Caribbean areas have higher risks. Men with family
Speaker 3: histories have a higher risk. Older men like Joe Bid
Speaker 3: didn't have a higher risk. But any man can have
Speaker 3: prostate cancer. The youngest recorded person dying at prostate cancer
Speaker 3: it's thirteen years old. So any man can have prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: Calvin is singing about it. Why because ten years out
Speaker 3: he had a glease in seven cancer, a higher risk cancer.
Speaker 3: He did not want to have surgery. He wanted to
Speaker 3: keep his sexual life and urinary life. He did not
Speaker 3: want to leak. He's a performer. He's gone throughout Europe, France, England, Japan, Asian,
Speaker 3: often in sites around America. Often sings in New York
Speaker 3: at different venues. A great person to listen to his
Speaker 3: whole song is by the way on our Prostate DVD.
Speaker 3: If you love that song, which I love that song,
Speaker 3: and how he sings and the beauty of this man.
Speaker 3: Can watch him sing on the DVD, or better yet,
Speaker 3: you can go see him in person. And why is
Speaker 3: he singing while he's singing because his PSA zero. He's
Speaker 3: cancer free ten years later with an excellent quality of life.
Speaker 3: And this is the work that we do. Again. I've
Speaker 3: treated nine thousand men for cure intent here over decades,
Speaker 3: so one of the largest experiences anywhere. Lots of experience,
Speaker 3: and most people like a doctor with lots of experience.
Speaker 3: So we're talking about Joe Biden to a large degree
Speaker 3: today and other cases similar to build a story of
Speaker 3: why this has happened to him. So here's a man
Speaker 3: with stage four cancer. What we know about him? He
Speaker 3: has stage four because there's cancer in the bone. We're
Speaker 3: talking about how we know it's in the bone. There's
Speaker 3: two ways talked about already. One is bone scan, which
Speaker 3: is devoted just to the bone. There's a PSMA test,
Speaker 3: which is also a very sensitive test. It's the most
Speaker 3: expensive test, the most sensitive test to look at whether
Speaker 3: there's cancer traveled, whether it's in the prostate, semino vesicles,
Speaker 3: outside the capsule and the lymph nodes and the bones
Speaker 3: are elsewhere. And we've seen it most everywhere you can imagine.
Speaker 3: I've seen prostate cancer and the lungs. I've seen prostate
Speaker 3: cancer the liver. I've seen prostate cancer even in the brain.
Speaker 3: So there's lots of sites cancer can go. Most commonly
Speaker 3: when prostate cancer leaves, the prostate goes into semino vesicles
Speaker 3: or through the capsules, then to the lymph nodes, then
Speaker 3: to the bones most commonly, but not always in medicine,
Speaker 3: there's no always, there's no guarantees, but there's similar trends.
Speaker 3: So how did we know about Joe Biden getting cancer
Speaker 3: in the bone. Well, he could have had a bone biopsy,
Speaker 3: so they could have seen a spot in the bone
Speaker 3: either on CATS or MRI or bone skin or PSMA
Speaker 3: test and put a needle in, so he could have
Speaker 3: had a biopsy showing that that would be the most
Speaker 3: definitive proof or a lot of doctors say, hey, he's
Speaker 3: got a glease of nine cancer. We don't know what
Speaker 3: his PSA is, but probably his PSA is scary high.
Speaker 3: And that's probably why they're not telling us why his
Speaker 3: psa what his PSA is, there's probably a reason why
Speaker 3: they're not telling us that. And now he has the
Speaker 3: choice of treatment, and obviously it's important for his doctors
Speaker 3: and him and his loved ones, his wife and son
Speaker 3: and daughter to meet with the doctors and go over
Speaker 3: all the options. We encourage that when I see a patient,
Speaker 3: I always encourage the family to be involved. The family
Speaker 3: tell make decisions. The usual treatment. In America, the usual
Speaker 3: treatment would be to start out with an anti testosterone medicine.
Speaker 3: There's pills called Cassidex, which is a pill you can
Speaker 3: take by mouth, and there's shots like Eliguard and lupron.
Speaker 3: These are shots that they go into the subcutaneous tissues.
Speaker 3: They usually can last one month, three months, four months,
Speaker 3: or six month shots. Some men don't like the medicine
Speaker 3: because anti testosterone medicine generally diminishes sexual feelings, diminishes erections.
Speaker 3: It makes men feel many of the same symptoms that
Speaker 3: a woman would feel going through menopause, so it could
Speaker 3: be hot flashes, weight gain, loss of strength, change in
Speaker 3: the body. Some men, if you come in to see
Speaker 3: the art of radiosurgery here at thirty four Broadway, you'll
Speaker 3: see even some men grow breast on loopron and there's
Speaker 3: even treatment for that. So if you're on loupron or
Speaker 3: anti testoster medicine, you're growing breast. You may want to
Speaker 3: come in for any of these reasons. By the way,
Speaker 3: whether you have cancer or no cancer, you want to
Speaker 3: just get screened and checked and make sure you don't
Speaker 3: have cancer. To come in and get checked out. It's
Speaker 3: so important. It's so important really for every man to
Speaker 3: get checked out, as I talked about for prostect but
Speaker 3: there's other reasons to be checked out if you don't
Speaker 3: have cancer, whether it's a woman with breast, colorecto, lung,
Speaker 3: and other areas that we could do screening to detect
Speaker 3: cancers early for better survival. We know on average, if
Speaker 3: you're detected with cancer, if you have cancer it's early
Speaker 3: early stage survival rates are better. Joe Biden, remember, has
Speaker 3: stage for cancer. So one frequent treatment to start with
Speaker 3: would be a hormone pill or a hormone shot for
Speaker 3: mister Biden, and that could have started already. They told
Speaker 3: him that he had cancer and he may have got
Speaker 3: a shot or he may have got a pill, and
Speaker 3: it's very likely he did to try to start reversing
Speaker 3: the cancer. So what's to know about hormone shots and
Speaker 3: hormone pill As well? As I've said before, lots of
Speaker 3: side effects things that most men usually don't like. Most
Speaker 3: men don't like hot flashes, and feeling of a loss
Speaker 3: of erections and loss of libido or sexual feelings, loss
Speaker 3: of strength, weight gain. Sometime men have effects on their
Speaker 3: bone or their mind. So there's lots of issues why
Speaker 3: people generally don't like hormones. Why do men take it? Well,
Speaker 3: they take it because they feel they have a chance
Speaker 3: to get the cancer and remission and live longer. Does
Speaker 3: hormones cure people? Well, no, hormones don't cure people with
Speaker 3: stage four cancer. Stage four cancers not considered one of
Speaker 3: the curable cancers. So many people confuse cure with treatment.
Speaker 3: So many people come to me and say, hey, can
Speaker 3: you treat this? Is my stage four cancer treatable? And
Speaker 3: the answer is yes. As I've told you about Steve
Speaker 3: with stage four cancer. Treated five and a half years ago.
Speaker 3: Steve's cancer was treatable and he's in remission. His PSA
Speaker 3: is still zero now, five and a half years after
Speaker 3: having bulky disease with a. PSA actually went up to
Speaker 3: ninety before he started his treatment, and he didn't even
Speaker 3: want a PSA after that ninety, even though I asked
Speaker 3: him to get a PSA to see how high it
Speaker 3: was on the day starting treatment. So it's really important
Speaker 3: to have these baseline numbers, to keep track of the numbers.
Speaker 3: That's why we give all our patients their documents. They
Speaker 3: know what's going on. So Joe Biden, mister President, may
Speaker 3: well have had treatments started already. It wouldn't surprise me
Speaker 3: if you had hormone pills or hormone shots. There's other
Speaker 3: treatments available nowadays. There's about fifteen other immunotherapies and chemotherapies
Speaker 3: that are used, and there are some studies showing improved survival,
Speaker 3: more people living longer with them than without them. The problem,
Speaker 3: of course is the side effects. So some of these
Speaker 3: medicines and treatments are several hundred thousand dollars a year,
Speaker 3: and some of these treatments are toxic or have side
Speaker 3: effects which men don't particularly like, so any of those
Speaker 3: things may have started, I would speculate speculation. I do
Speaker 3: not know his case, that he's already started the hormone
Speaker 3: shot treatment already or the pills to be a little
Speaker 3: ganceler to start with the treatments. About radiation radiosurgery, well,
Speaker 3: someone like Steve had treatment here because he knew that
Speaker 3: men who get treated generally have more durable success with
Speaker 3: hormones or a chemo for prostate cancer, the effects are
Speaker 3: only temporary. The cancer always comes back. So lots of
Speaker 3: men don't like hormones or a chemo at least only
Speaker 3: because it is a temporary solution, not a permanent solution
Speaker 3: anywhere in his body. Someone like Steve and other men,
Speaker 3: thousands of other men know that when we do radiosurgery
Speaker 3: or radiation for the cancer where we aim to be
Speaker 3: ninety percent chance that cancer will never grow back. And
Speaker 3: lots of men who have high risk cancers already have
Speaker 3: urinary symptoms. Mister Biden was saying that he had urinary difficulties.
Speaker 3: He said that all his symptoms were in the last
Speaker 3: week that he had urinary difficulties. He had a physical
Speaker 3: exam and that showed a nodule, and that precipitated all
Speaker 3: of this. That's what he says, that all this is
Speaker 3: a matter of a week or two. We're going to
Speaker 3: talk about that in a few minutes. In any event, prostates,
Speaker 3: all the urine in the body goes through the prostate
Speaker 3: and a man and as the prostate squeezes the passageway
Speaker 3: the urethra, the tube where the prostate opens up allows
Speaker 3: urine go through, is called the urethra. It goes from
Speaker 3: the bladder, through the procetate, into penis and out into
Speaker 3: the world. That tube gets squeezed and sometimes it's squeezed
Speaker 3: so much that a man can't urinate. An example, I
Speaker 3: can tell about a man who just came in yesterday,
Speaker 3: older black man with prostate cancer. He can't urinate without
Speaker 3: a catheter. He tried to get rid of the catheter.
Speaker 3: He came to me. We've treated him, and we'll treat
Speaker 3: him now. To your medicine to shrink down the prostate
Speaker 3: and your medicine to open up the passageway. We tried
Speaker 3: to get the catheter out yesterday but couldn't successfully do that.
Speaker 3: I believe we will eventually. So men can have great
Speaker 3: difficulty urinating, and some men can even urinate and need help,
Speaker 3: need a catheter or medications. I always believe it's better
Speaker 3: to do a treatment that's least invasive and most successful,
Speaker 3: and that's the work we do here at Radiosity, New
Speaker 3: York for men who have difficulty urinating. Lots of men
Speaker 3: come and say, I don't have cancer, but I urinate
Speaker 3: three times a night, or I have slow urin in
Speaker 3: a day time. Those are common symptoms of enlarged prostate
Speaker 3: And one more very important point is that you don't
Speaker 3: have to have any symptoms to have prostate cancer. So
Speaker 3: a lot of men and women believe, oh, I don't
Speaker 3: have any weight loss or pain or bleeding or lumps.
Speaker 3: I therefore I can't have cancer, or I don't have
Speaker 3: cancer and my family, Well, those are all not true.
Speaker 3: You can have prostate cancer or other cancers whereas the
Speaker 3: breast along the pancreas deliver the bladder wherever, with no symptoms.
Speaker 3: You can have it with no symptoms, no pain, no suffering,
Speaker 3: no family history. Many people come and say, oh, I
Speaker 3: never smoked, how can I have cancer? Well, you can
Speaker 3: have cancer. Without smoking. You can have lung cancer without smoking,
Speaker 3: and we see that commonly nowadays. About ninety percent of
Speaker 3: people who have cancer don't have a family history, So
Speaker 3: just because you have no family history doesn't mean you
Speaker 3: don't have cancer. So only ten percent of people with
Speaker 3: cancer have a family history of that cancer. Most people
Speaker 3: have no family history. And again, you don't have to
Speaker 3: ear any symptoms pain, bleeding, suffering, lumps or bumps. And
Speaker 3: that's why screening is so important. That's why getting for example,
Speaker 3: for prostate a PSA, that's a blood test that gives
Speaker 3: you an idea. It's not perfect, and there are no
Speaker 3: perfect tests, but it gives you an idea about the
Speaker 3: possibility of cancer. You can get an MRI and look
Speaker 3: at a nodule, look for nodules in the prostate. That
Speaker 3: also gives you ideas. So there's lots of things you
Speaker 3: can do to get ideas. The best way to prove
Speaker 3: the cancers, of course, with a biopsy. My name's doctor Liederman,
Speaker 3: thirteen eighty four Broadway Triple Board certified, Harbord trained doctor
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Speaker 3: us for other options that may be hidden elsewhere. People
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Speaker 3: had abdomino pain. He was fond of a mass and
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Speaker 3: dollars protecting but never did a ten dollars PSA test.
Speaker 3: It seems to me really outrageous, and we'll talk about
Speaker 3: that in a few minutes. My name is doctor Liederman.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Liederman, Cancer Treatment, thirteen eighty four Broadway. Met Joe
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 4: Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios
Speaker 4: in the hearts of New York City. For just a
Speaker 4: few steps from the Radio Surgery in New York Cancer
Speaker 4: Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman,
Speaker 4: the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He
Speaker 4: was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,
Speaker 4: and he's the first in America and in the Western
Speaker 4: Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Speaker 4: Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative
Speaker 4: booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 3: We are back. And did I tell you by the way,
Speaker 3: I did meet mister Biden. We were walking down the street.
Speaker 3: I met him on forty sixth Street. He was walking
Speaker 3: to the Russian I was walking home from work, and
Speaker 3: there he was in the corner. And I did not
Speaker 3: ask him about his PSA. I had assumed that he
Speaker 3: was under control. He'd been in the White House, he'd
Speaker 3: been Senator, he had private care for years. There was
Speaker 3: nothing that he didn't have. He had summer house and
Speaker 3: big house and assets. And I would have if we
Speaker 3: sat down at the Russian tea room together. He was
Speaker 3: going to a fundraiser, which was not where I was
Speaker 3: going that night. But I suspect that if I had
Speaker 3: ten minutes with him, I would have asked about the PSA.
Speaker 3: Like I do with most every man, because it's something
Speaker 3: that is so often not done. Why was it not
Speaker 3: done in mister Biden? Well, the government put regulations together
Speaker 3: that over seventy you shouldn't do this and you shouldn't
Speaker 3: do that. And I see patients every day, women who
Speaker 3: can get mammograms and men that can't get PSAs, and
Speaker 3: people that can get colonoscopiece, and people can't get lung screening,
Speaker 3: And personally, I think it's age discrimination. On one hand,
Speaker 3: the government has laws against age discrimination, and yet then
Speaker 3: we discriminate against all these people. So why did his
Speaker 3: White House doctor not do a PSA? Well, to me,
Speaker 3: it's out of control. It's incredible. And it wasn't only
Speaker 3: the White House doctors because he was out of power
Speaker 3: from twenty seventeen to twenty twenty one. He had his
Speaker 3: private doctors. They could have done a PSA. So did
Speaker 3: he refuse it? Did he refuse a recto exam? Those
Speaker 3: are things we don't know at this time. We may
Speaker 3: never know. Would his life have changed if he had
Speaker 3: a PSA? Most likely yes, a prostate cancer found early
Speaker 3: like Ralph seven found early, his life has changed. Or
Speaker 3: our singer mister West found early glease in seven cancer
Speaker 3: he had live cancer free. Or Johnny Braggs treated twenty
Speaker 3: years ago with a family history. His father, his stepfather
Speaker 3: all had prostaate cancer. They all died suffered. Johnny Braggs
Speaker 3: was diagnosed, he came to me. We treat him twenty
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