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Speaker 3: tell you that we do do that because people come
Speaker 3: to me and tell me that that they come to
Speaker 3: my office and say, Hey, I wouldn't know that I've
Speaker 3: had cancer. If I didn't listen to the show, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't know what to do. I wouldn't know how to
Speaker 3: save my body or my breast, or my prostate, or
Speaker 3: my bladder or my pancras or my liver or whatever, lung, nose,
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Speaker 3: that every day. And I'm going to talk about my patients.
Speaker 3: In just a few minutes, I've talking about someone else's
Speaker 3: patient just for a minute, and that someone else's patient is,
Speaker 3: of course the President of the United States or the
Speaker 3: ex president United States, Joe Biden. So everyone's been shocked
Speaker 3: to a large degree about how can a president in
Speaker 3: whom we spend millions, we spend actually hundreds of millions
Speaker 3: of dollars if you multiply out just transportation. Joe Biden
Speaker 3: was on Air Force one, in Air Force two for
Speaker 3: one point eight million miles, So yeah, I think it's
Speaker 3: something like one hundred thousand dollars an hour if you
Speaker 3: multiply out the time, just travel time. The US government
Speaker 3: spent hundreds of millions of dollars, not to mention security
Speaker 3: and Secret Service and White House and hotels and travel
Speaker 3: and limousines. And when he goes to I don't know
Speaker 3: Tim bucktoo, they fly that I'm a whole parade of cars,
Speaker 3: armored cars with him to protect him. So he's spent
Speaker 3: hundreds of millions of dollars, probably billions of dollars has
Speaker 3: spent to protect the president. And yet here's the president.
Speaker 3: He's president, vice president, senator, private citizen, so he's in
Speaker 3: all capacities. He's been either like you, if you're the
Speaker 3: president listening. Well, maybe there's someone like you or Vice
Speaker 3: president listening, or more likely a private citizen. He's been
Speaker 3: in all those capacities, and yet for eleven years he
Speaker 3: did not have any prostate cancer testing. I know. It
Speaker 3: seems like an impossible situation, and most people are shocked,
Speaker 3: many people that I speak to, and I've been interviewed
Speaker 3: on a few news programs and a few radio programs
Speaker 3: with the host saying they don't believe it. They believe
Speaker 3: that the president of the White House was hiding things. I
Speaker 3: personally believe that they didn't know. I believe that they
Speaker 3: didn't know, they didn't think about it. I believe that
Speaker 3: this is only my beliefs. I'm not his president, I'm
Speaker 3: not his the president's doctor. I believe that most likely
Speaker 3: mister Biden and doctor Jill, his wife, who's not a
Speaker 3: medical doctor, but she likes to be called doctor Jill,
Speaker 3: or apparently in the White House, she likes to be
Speaker 3: called doctor b who's not a medical doctor. And some
Speaker 3: people take offense that people call doctor who aren't medical doctors,
Speaker 3: that they doctor Jill and mister President never maybe asked
Speaker 3: for a PSA. It would be hard to believe that
Speaker 3: if they asked for a PSA, a PSA wouldn't have
Speaker 3: been done for him. A PSA is a simple test,
Speaker 3: it's a blood test. I'm sure he had blood tests done,
Speaker 3: like blood counts and check his kidneys and electrolytes. There
Speaker 3: were a period when he had coronavirus, who was treated
Speaker 3: for that. I'm sure he had blood test during that
Speaker 3: period of time. And he remember he used to go
Speaker 3: to Bethesda or Walter Reed for annual tests. I'm sure
Speaker 3: he had blood tests during then. And it's hard to
Speaker 3: believe that the president and doctor Jill never asked for
Speaker 3: a PSA. What's even more hard to believe is that
Speaker 3: his doctors. He had multiple doctors. The White House Medical
Speaker 3: Office has about twenty staff members, including multiple doctors. It's
Speaker 3: hard to believe not one of them ever thought, hey,
Speaker 3: let's get a PSA on the president. Let's get one.
Speaker 3: So now we have a president who says, according to
Speaker 3: the papers, and this is I read what you read.
Speaker 3: He did not have a blood test for eleven years,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden he had some difficulty urinating
Speaker 3: and he had a nodule felt on his prostate, and
Speaker 3: now he's being diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer, which
Speaker 3: is a whole other issue. Many people come to me say,
Speaker 3: how can I have cancer, Doctor Liederman, if I don't
Speaker 3: have any symptoms. Well, that's very simple. Meaning about your lungs.
Speaker 3: Your lungs are two big organs, or your breast, or
Speaker 3: your prostate or your bladder. Imagine you have a little
Speaker 3: nodule the size of a green pea in those organs.
Speaker 3: That's cancrous. How would you know about that? You can't
Speaker 3: feel it in your intestines, you can't feel it in
Speaker 3: your prostate. You can't usually field in your bread to
Speaker 3: your lung or your pancreas or your liver. So how
Speaker 3: would you know about it? Well, by the time you
Speaker 3: have pain and symptoms and bleeding and weight loss, by
Speaker 3: then it means that the cancer most likely has already
Speaker 3: grown tremendously or expanded elsewhere, which is called metastasis. And
Speaker 3: that's indeed what happened to mister President Joe Biden that
Speaker 3: he was diagnosed. He said he had no symptoms until
Speaker 3: a few weeks ago, then he had some difficulty urinating,
Speaker 3: and then finally, after eleven years, finally his doctors did
Speaker 3: a PSA and did a physical exam and did a
Speaker 3: recto exam, and of course did a biopsy. And we
Speaker 3: know that he did biopsy because he's announced. He's only
Speaker 3: announced a few things, and one is that he has
Speaker 3: a Gleason nine cancer. So what they have not announced
Speaker 3: is what his PSA is. PSA is four. They have
Speaker 3: not announced what his PSA is at any time other
Speaker 3: than eleven years ago. We'll talk about that in a
Speaker 3: few minutes. So we still don't know. But most likely,
Speaker 3: having taken care of about having treated about nine thousand
Speaker 3: men for cure for prostate cancer, one of the largest
Speaker 3: experiences worldwide, and having seen likely another nine or ten
Speaker 3: thousand men for different reasons with prostate cancer, I can
Speaker 3: tell you that most likely his PSA was very high.
Speaker 3: Most likely at least was in the fifties or hundreds,
Speaker 3: and it's even possible to be in the thousands. In piece,
Speaker 3: people often look at me shocked when I tell them
Speaker 3: your PSA is three thousand or four thousand or five thousand,
Speaker 3: But it often goes that high when the cancer travels
Speaker 3: to other parts of the body, like the lymph nodes
Speaker 3: or like the bones, So it wouldn't be surprising that
Speaker 3: it PSA is very, very high, and I personally also
Speaker 3: believe these are my beliefs. I don't know it for
Speaker 3: a fact. My belief are that they're not announcing the
Speaker 3: PSA because the PSA is so high it would be
Speaker 3: shocking to you and to me and to anyone who
Speaker 3: knows better and who knows that a normal PSA is
Speaker 3: prostatic specific endigen prosthetic specific energen should be at most four,
Speaker 3: and people can have prostate cancer with a PSA of
Speaker 3: one or two or three, so there's no magic to
Speaker 3: that cut off line. With a PSA of four, that's
Speaker 3: when recommendations are made to get a biopsy of the prostate.
Speaker 3: About twenty five percent of men will have a cancer
Speaker 3: when a PSA is four, but when it's two or three, well,
Speaker 3: but three, it's about twenty percent. Two, it's about fifteen percent,
Speaker 3: and then goes higher and higher and higher. When the
Speaker 3: PSA reaches ten, it gets up to about thirty five percent.
Speaker 3: With the PSA which is twenty, it's about fifty percent,
Speaker 3: so more likely than that a man would have cancer
Speaker 3: at that point. So mister Biden and his family and
Speaker 3: his doctors apparently either totally forgot about it or every year,
Speaker 3: they discussed it and he declined it. I personally having
Speaker 3: seen thousands of men and their families with prostate cancer
Speaker 3: and here for prostate evaluation, and many men come here
Speaker 3: for prostate check ups. Name doctor Liederman, thirteen eighty four Broadway,
Speaker 3: Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New
Speaker 3: York City, where we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, and
Speaker 3: I see men every day who want to get checked out.
Speaker 3: And if you don't know what your PSA is, and
Speaker 3: if you're a loved one, if you're a man, or
Speaker 3: your father or your brother, your son doesn't know what
Speaker 3: their PSA is, you should bring them in and get
Speaker 3: checked out. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. It's easy
Speaker 3: to do. These are painless, easy, simple test to do
Speaker 3: that could well save a life. So personally, I don't
Speaker 3: believe mister Biden or doctor Jill wherever asked about a PSA.
Speaker 3: I believe there are doctors who were focused on other things.
Speaker 3: Maybe they were enamored with the patient, which is always
Speaker 3: a bad thing to be. If they were enamored with
Speaker 3: the patient forgot their mission, that's a bad thing to do.
Speaker 3: Some people would say, hey, years ago under the Obama
Speaker 3: Biden administration. Biden and Obama wanted to stop PSA testing
Speaker 3: for most men, and that created quite an uproar, and
Speaker 3: in fact, some people still believe you shouldn't get PSA testing.
Speaker 3: So maybe his doctors just thought all his doctors all
Speaker 3: over the place in the White House, in the VP House.
Speaker 3: And remember he was also a private citizen between twenty
Speaker 3: seventeen and twenty twenty one, he was a private citizen.
Speaker 3: So theoretic he either he could have seen no doctor,
Speaker 3: but I doubt that he probably saw doctors. And it
Speaker 3: seems like those doctors also did not do any PSA testing,
Speaker 3: says the man who the most prominent man. That was
Speaker 3: unlimited sons, sums of money were spent on his on
Speaker 3: his well being. A simple five or ten dollars test
Speaker 3: was not done that could have saved his life. And
Speaker 3: why do I say saved his life. Well, now he
Speaker 3: has stage four prostate cancer. Prostate cancer to travel to
Speaker 3: the bones, so it's an incurable situation. So his doctors
Speaker 3: had the chance to save a life. We're going to
Speaker 3: talk more about this in just a minute. My name
Speaker 3: is doctor Liederman from thirteen eighty four, Broadway Radio search
Speaker 3: in New York in the heart of New York City,
Speaker 3: new York's only Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation doctor
Speaker 3: here for you. We see groups of people. Whether you
Speaker 3: want to get checked out, like as they say, whether
Speaker 3: it's for a man or a woman. There's tests that
Speaker 3: can be done for everyone. For example, colonoscopies should be
Speaker 3: done for every man and every woman. And there's more
Speaker 3: and more colon cancer in younger people, and people are
Speaker 3: getting conoscopies with symptoms or as young as forty on
Speaker 3: a regular basis. Now for women, getting mammograms and pap
Speaker 3: smears should be done regularly, and I can tell you
Speaker 3: there are so many women who are just allergic to
Speaker 3: getting mammograms and pap smears. And this is things that
Speaker 3: can save a life. And then of course for men PSA,
Speaker 3: if you're a smoker, getting screening chest scans can save lives.
Speaker 3: And studies show for all of these diseases, whether they
Speaker 3: save your life from lung cancer, from colon cancer, breast cancer,
Speaker 3: prostate cancer, you're talking about increasing survival rates by up
Speaker 3: to fifty percent. So screening does save lives, and many
Speaker 3: people come here to get checked out, blood tests, physical
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Speaker 3: with options hidden from them elsewhere. I can just tell you.
Speaker 3: In the last last day, we had a beautiful woman
Speaker 3: fly up from Tampa, Florida with breast cancer. She's an
Speaker 3: outdoor person, she's a nurse, she works in a hospital
Speaker 3: in Tampa. And why is she here, Well, she's here
Speaker 3: because they want to do a radical surgery on her
Speaker 3: breast for breast cancer to the forty eight year old
Speaker 3: and she just does not wish to have deforming surgery
Speaker 3: on her breast. And she knows other women in Florida,
Speaker 3: many women from around the world, who have come here
Speaker 3: to have treatment for their breast that was hidden from
Speaker 3: them elsewhere. And this woman is adamant about not having
Speaker 3: deforming surgery on her breast, in fact, any surgery on
Speaker 3: her breast. She and her husband, she works at a hospital,
Speaker 3: one of the big hospitals in Tampa and just does
Speaker 3: not want to be another victim of that hospital with
Speaker 3: surgery and chemo and the usual therapy. So we have
Speaker 3: a special program for people like her, or of another
Speaker 3: woman flying in from Tel Aviv tonight who has a
Speaker 3: cancer of the vagina, the Barthlin's land, a small cell
Speaker 3: cancer that's already traveled to a lymphanode. She's traveled around
Speaker 3: the world for care, from Thailand to Tel Aviv and
Speaker 3: is coming to start treatment here and we'll tell you
Speaker 3: more about her in the next few days. So people
Speaker 3: come here before any treatment elsewhere to try to have
Speaker 3: a better quality of life, try to keep the body intact,
Speaker 3: try to hear about all the options, and we talk
Speaker 3: about all the options. We're not here selling one option.
Speaker 3: We're talking about all the options, which is so different.
Speaker 3: We see so many people who go see surgeons as
Speaker 3: if the surgeon's trying to push them to have surgery
Speaker 3: or the chemo doctors trying to push them to have chemo.
Speaker 3: And this is not everybody, but I can tell you
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Speaker 3: want a full range of options, all the options, including
Speaker 3: doing nothing. We talk about all the options that you're right,
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Speaker 3: of your body. You are. And then of course we
Speaker 3: see patients who have had cancer treatment it's just not
Speaker 3: working or not tolerated, and we'll talk about that in
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Speaker 3: invasive options and number three treatment elsewhere not working and
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Speaker 3: of White House for sixteen years. No recent PSA now
Speaker 3: stage four Gleason nine prostaate cancer spread to his bones.
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Speaker 3: We are back. This is doctor Liederman and we're bringing
Speaker 3: update to you. Hope you learned a lot. If you
Speaker 3: have questions, feel free to call. We'll give you information
Speaker 3: to call within a couple of minutes. So talk about
Speaker 3: mister Biden for a few minutes. Mister Biden announced that
Speaker 3: he has prostate cancer stage four. So the things that
Speaker 3: he's announced, Stage four means it's traveled, so it's left
Speaker 3: the prostate, it's growing enough to be in the prostate,
Speaker 3: and then after a while it percolates out of the prostate.
Speaker 3: It can go either through lymph nodes or through the
Speaker 3: blood stream. And all we know is we don't know everything.
Speaker 3: He has not released all his records that has traveled
Speaker 3: to the bones at stage four. So stage four and
Speaker 3: then on the biopsy we know that it's a Gleason
Speaker 3: nine cancer, so it's a serious cancer, it's an incurable cancer.
Speaker 3: So that he has symptoms urinating, well, that often is
Speaker 3: the case. But most men who are his age, I
Speaker 3: think he's eighty two years old. Most men his age
Speaker 3: would have symptoms urinating. I see so many men who
Speaker 3: have symptoms urinating. Symptoms urinating does not mean you have
Speaker 3: prostate cancer on one hand, and having no difficulty urinating
Speaker 3: doesn't mean you don't have cancer. So either way, a
Speaker 3: man by himself cannot know if he has prostate cancer
Speaker 3: unless he's a doctor or well tuned in, or he
Speaker 3: knows what his PSA is, he knows what his physical
Speaker 3: exam is, he knows what his AMURI is, he knows
Speaker 3: what his biopsy is. Those are the things would help
Speaker 3: tell you whether you have prostate cancer. You yourself, without
Speaker 3: a PSA, without a physical exam, without an MRI, without
Speaker 3: a biopsy, cannot know if you have cancer of the prostate.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about the prostat and we can talk about
Speaker 3: all the other diseases that you want to talk about.
Speaker 3: Just call in and ask your questions. So for some
Speaker 3: men who say, oh, I don't any symptoms, I can't
Speaker 3: have anything wrong. That's wrong, that's not correct. Every man
Speaker 3: is and in every woman, every child is susceptible to
Speaker 3: have diseases. As Leonard Berns, the famous conductor of the
Speaker 3: New York Philharmonic, talked about when he was explaining a
Speaker 3: piece of music. You're playing a piece of music, what
Speaker 3: the composer of the music talked about. And we're talking
Speaker 3: about the conflict, the conflict in man between the immortality
Speaker 3: of the world. The world is immortal and us human
Speaker 3: beings who are mortal, and it's a conflict, and we
Speaker 3: are not immortal. We all do him to leave. And
Speaker 3: most of us want to live a life and a
Speaker 3: loa life and a good life, and a physical life
Speaker 3: and abled life and a life of happiness and health.
Speaker 3: And to do that you probably need some assistance. Not
Speaker 3: everyone so lucky to walk through life and I guess
Speaker 3: die when they're one hundred and twenty. Not everyone is
Speaker 3: able to do that. People need help generally, and Joe
Speaker 3: Biden needed help. And whether he denied help, he didn't
Speaker 3: ask for help, or his physicians neglected to offer help,
Speaker 3: in my view, it had to be one of those options. Now,
Speaker 3: what is shocking this week? Is knowing that he has
Speaker 3: incurable cancer stage four, so it's the stages are only one, two, three, four.
Speaker 3: He's got the highest stage. There's no stage five prostate cancer,
Speaker 3: so he's got as far as stage is the worst
Speaker 3: stage of cancer. The Gleason score is how the cancer
Speaker 3: looks under the microscope. And the Gleason score was made
Speaker 3: by doctor Gleeson who made a scale. In the old days,
Speaker 3: they would say oh, you have prostate cancer and say okay.
Speaker 3: In Gleasie understood some men had very aggressive cancers and
Speaker 3: some men had very slow growing cancers. And doctor Gleeson
Speaker 3: wanted to help the men and their loved ones and
Speaker 3: the doctors better know how aggressive that cancer would be.
Speaker 3: And so he made the scale and it's a reproducible scale.
Speaker 3: It can be done by most pathologists. Pathologists or doctors
Speaker 3: who analyze the biopsy tissues or tissues under the microscope.
Speaker 3: They prepare the tissues and look at it under microscope
Speaker 3: and look at characteristics and whether there's aggression in the cells.
Speaker 3: Cells are rapidly dividing, the crosis of the cells, the
Speaker 3: number of cells, of shape of the cells. These all
Speaker 3: helped dictate the Gleason's score, and the Gleason's core generally
Speaker 3: is very reproducible from one pathologist to another pathologist. And
Speaker 3: Biden has announced that he has a Gleason nine cancer
Speaker 3: stage four. So of all the stages one, two, three, four,
Speaker 3: this is one of the most aggressive. All the Gleason
Speaker 3: scores from two to ten, is is nine, one of
Speaker 3: the most aggressive, and is with shocking when asked, he
Speaker 3: was told that he has a good prognosis. Well, in fact,
Speaker 3: that's what he's talked about. I think those are his
Speaker 3: most recent words about his prosdect cancer, and I view
Speaker 3: that is very deceptive. Either he's been told that and
Speaker 3: he does not understand he does not listen to this program.
Speaker 3: Maybe he should tune in to doctor Liederman's program or
Speaker 3: stop by We're just a few hours north of the
Speaker 3: White House and learn about what it means to have
Speaker 3: stage four Gleason nine cancer. So why he would tell
Speaker 3: people that he has a good prognosis when in fact
Speaker 3: it's a terrible prognos Stage four cancer in generals as
Speaker 3: terrible prognosis. That's why so many men and women with
Speaker 3: stage four cancer come to us. In fact, we'll talk
Speaker 3: in a minute about one listener right now who's just
Speaker 3: emailed me. Stephen in Connecticut, who has stage four cancer prostate.
Speaker 3: We treated him five and a half years ago and
Speaker 3: he's in remission now. He's done great. But he did
Speaker 3: great because he came to us for innovative treatment that
Speaker 3: wasn't available. In fact, his doctors all abandoned him. His
Speaker 3: doctors abandoned him when his PSA went from three to
Speaker 3: four to six to sixty. He couldn't get a hold
Speaker 3: of his doctors all of a sudden, his doctors wouldn't
Speaker 3: answer his calls, as urologists in primary care would not
Speaker 3: answer his calls. And then he remembered to always listened
Speaker 3: to doctor lead him on the radio, and he called
Speaker 3: two and two choices, and he immediately came here for evaluation,
Speaker 3: immediately got a BIAPS. He immediately got staging five and
Speaker 3: a half years ago for a lease in higher risk,
Speaker 3: lease in cancer and a PSA that had gone from
Speaker 3: three to four to six to sixty to ninety. And
Speaker 3: he would not even get a PSA right before treatment
Speaker 3: because he was afraid how high it would be, and
Speaker 3: it probably would have been one hundred and twenty had
Speaker 3: he agreed to get that, but he was so afraid
Speaker 3: of that. But there are some success stories, and that's
Speaker 3: why people come here is to have success. Try to
Speaker 3: have success stories and not failure stories. So we have
Speaker 3: successes and we have unique care we are I'm very
Speaker 3: upset that mister Biden is telling people that he has
Speaker 3: a favorable risk and a good prognosis when in fact
Speaker 3: the opposite is true. Because why would I be upset
Speaker 3: Because it leads people to think, oh, you don't have
Speaker 3: to do anything. You can come with stage four cancer
Speaker 3: and still have a good prognosis. It's not a good prognosis.
Speaker 3: It's not a good prognosis. It's a very bad prognosis.
Speaker 3: People that have cancer in the bones, especially prostate cancer
Speaker 3: press the cancer loves to go to the bones. It
Speaker 3: loves to go to the lymph nodes, and it goes
Speaker 3: to the bones. It often eats through the bones and
Speaker 3: causes pain, causes suffering, causes break each of the bones.
Speaker 3: People off end up in the hospital with broken bones
Speaker 3: and surgery and rods to strengthen the bones, and radiation
Speaker 3: to kill the cancer in the bones. So there's nothing
Speaker 3: favorable or good about his stage for cancer. And I
Speaker 3: think it's a mistake of his to say that to people.
Speaker 3: I think there is something that he could do that
Speaker 3: would be very, very useful. And instead of saying he's
Speaker 3: got a good prognosis, which he does not have, I
Speaker 3: think he should be forthcoming with American people. If he
Speaker 3: has the wherewithal to understand this, and if doctor Joe
Speaker 3: his wife has a wherewithal to understand this, that he
Speaker 3: should get up. I believe and say, hey, I made
Speaker 3: a mistake. I'm the President United States, and even the
Speaker 3: President United States can make a mistake. For eleven years,
Speaker 3: I did not get any testing for my prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: I didn't think about it, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: now I have prostate cancer and at stage four Gleason nine,
Speaker 3: it's one of the worst possible prognosis a person can have.
Speaker 3: And don't do what I did. Please get checked out.
Speaker 3: He should be saying what I'm saying. Please get checked out.
Speaker 3: Please see whatever doctor Liederman or your doctor. Please get
Speaker 3: checked out. Please get a physical exam, Please get a PSA.
Speaker 3: Please know what's going on in your body. And it's
Speaker 3: not only for prostate cancer. You should get checked out
Speaker 3: for breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancer, cervix cancer, prostate cancer,
Speaker 3: skin cancers, skin. These are cancers that can be detected
Speaker 3: early and lives can be saved. So we're urging people
Speaker 3: not to do what Joe Biden did. Just because he's
Speaker 3: taking a pill every day doesn't mean anything. That pill
Speaker 3: every day he's talking about will not cure him of
Speaker 3: this cancer. It will not cure him of this cancer.
Speaker 3: We urge him it would be better for him, smarter,
Speaker 3: for him to get honest with the American people, level
Speaker 3: the people and warn people that each one of us
Speaker 3: can have cancer and the only way to protect ourselves
Speaker 3: from it. There's things we can do to try to
Speaker 3: decrease our wrisk, like exercise and keep our weight, not
Speaker 3: to smoke, avoid excessive sun exposure, but then get screening, screening.
Speaker 3: If you're a smoker, you should be getting CT scans
Speaker 3: of your chest to detect cancers early. Women should be
Speaker 3: getting mammograms and ultrasounds and self examinations on a regular basis.
Speaker 3: Everyone over the age of fortish have colonoscopies. I've lost
Speaker 3: two of my best friends from colon cancer doctors who
Speaker 3: were just too ashamed embarrassed to get colonoscopy. One collapsed
Speaker 3: at his daughter's wedding, had a recto bleed bled out
Speaker 3: from rectal cancer. His daughter's wedding was really very dramatic
Speaker 3: and traumatic. And of course PSA's physical exams for men,
Speaker 3: check your skin. These are things that everyone should do.
Speaker 3: My name is doctor Liderman. You can do things to
Speaker 3: save your life, extend your life, avoid dying from cancer.
Speaker 3: If you have cancer, God forbid, you can get diagnosed early,
Speaker 3: treated properly and have a higher rate of success and
Speaker 3: a long life. If you can be cured from that cancer,
Speaker 3: you can have a long life as if you never
Speaker 3: had that cancer. And that's what we're aiming for, to
Speaker 3: have a long life as if you've never had that cancer.
Speaker 3: So get checked out. Miname's doctor Liederman. Give us a
Speaker 3: call two and two choices that numbers two and two
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Speaker 3: forty two thirty seven. You can email me Gil at
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Speaker 3: our office at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty
Speaker 3: eighth Street, just steps from Times Squares, about a half
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Speaker 3: someone having cancer, you might want to tap him on
Speaker 3: the shoulder and say, hey, you might want to see
Speaker 3: doctor Liederman. My name is doctor Liederman. Thank you, God
Speaker 3: bless you, and we'll be right back.
Speaker 7: It's Johnny Braggs talking prostate cancer. Twenty years ago. I
Speaker 7: came to doctor Leederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
Speaker 7: My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
Speaker 7: recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leaderman with
Speaker 7: prostate cans answer and high PSA. Doctor Leederman explained all options,
Speaker 7: shared his and comparison results. I trusted doctor Leederman twenty
Speaker 7: years ago. Today, I trust doctor Leederman even more. My
Speaker 7: prostate cancer is gone, my PSA is zero, my quality
Speaker 7: of life is great. You can trust doctor Leederman too,
Speaker 7: like me for over twenty years. Call doctor Leederman for
Speaker 7: prostate cancer. Two on two choices. That's two on two choices,
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone here with doctor Gil Liederman at the w o
Speaker 5: R studios in the hearts of New York City, were
Speaker 5: just a few steps from the Radio Surgery New York
Speaker 5: Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman,
Speaker 5: the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He
Speaker 5: was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,
Speaker 5: and he's the first in America and in the Western
Speaker 5: Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Speaker 5: Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative
Speaker 5: booklet and DVD.
Speaker 4: Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back. Well, are back.
Speaker 3: I when I introduce myself, because there's so many people
Speaker 3: giving advice, sometimes we don't know who to trust who
Speaker 3: not to trust. My name is doctor Gil Liederman. I
Speaker 3: was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa. Went to public school, university,
Speaker 3: medical school, real doctor MD at age twenty five, like
Speaker 3: my illustrious brother, doctor Ted Liederman, also MD at twenty five,
Speaker 3: like Aril Leaderman. My son, who's here cancer doctor Board certified,
Speaker 3: excellent doctor Ariel Leaderman trained to the most prestigious hospitals
Speaker 3: from Atlantic to Pacific and the United States and big
Speaker 3: medical school and biggest hospitals. And he's here board certified
Speaker 3: taking care of people with cancer like the President. If
Speaker 3: you wanted to show up, he'd be taking care of
Speaker 3: the President. And people love him. He's compulsive and thoughtful
Speaker 3: and caring and meticulous, and people are lucky to have
Speaker 3: doctor Ariel Leaderman care for him. If doctor Jill and
Speaker 3: mister Biden had come to Ril Leaderman ten years ago,
Speaker 3: his story would be different. In fact, you probably wouldn't
Speaker 3: even be hearing about the story because most likely it'd
Speaker 3: be cancer free. Most likely there's no guarantees of that,
Speaker 3: but it's highly likely. We can't go back in time,
Speaker 3: but we can educate other people to get better care,
Speaker 3: and that's what we're trying to do today. My name
Speaker 3: is doctor Liederman, Gil Liederman, and I went to medical
Speaker 3: school board certified in three separate areas. It was MD
Speaker 3: at twenty five, so three doctor Liederman's all mds at
Speaker 3: twenty five here for you. I went to University of
Speaker 3: Chicago Michael Reis training internal medicine for three years, took
Speaker 3: care of thousands of people with medical conditions, board certified
Speaker 3: internal medicine. Then went on to Harvard Medical School the
Speaker 3: prestigious Dana farberk Answers two for three years twenty thousands
Speaker 3: of people with cancer, board certified to stay on the
Speaker 3: staff at Harvard Medical School, and then went on at
Speaker 3: Harvard Medical School, went onto the prestigious Joint Center for
Speaker 3: Adacient Therapy for three years, board certified, took care of
Speaker 3: thousands of people. The only Harvard trained Board certified radiation
Speaker 3: doctor in New York, one of the few in the world.
Speaker 3: Here for you if you wish, that's what we do.
Speaker 3: Thirteen eighty four Broadway brought in thirty eighth Street in
Speaker 3: the heart of New York City. It's easy to get
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Speaker 3: to our office. We made our office in the heart
Speaker 3: of New York City to be accessible to you, so
Speaker 3: we're walking distance to most all these transportation methods. And
Speaker 3: this is the work we do. Like this woman's flying
Speaker 3: in from Tel Aviv this week, going to Gland at JFK,
Speaker 3: take the train right to Penn station and walk over.
Speaker 3: It's easy to do. This is what people do. It's
Speaker 3: easy access, easy access. It's easy accessible. We're on the
Speaker 3: radio to inform you about options. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.
Speaker 3: This is the work we do. We also on the
Speaker 3: radio every Saturday. We're on from eleven am to noon,
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Speaker 3: the midnight show. They love to wake up, turn the
Speaker 3: radio in the middle of the night and listen to
Speaker 3: doctor Liederman on the radio. So there's so much you
Speaker 3: can learn together. And this is the work that we
Speaker 3: do every day to be accessible and available and to educate.
Speaker 3: We're not selling anything. We're talking about education. So you
Speaker 3: get better healthcare and whatever you decide, you get to decide.
Speaker 3: But at least we believe if you listen, you get
Speaker 3: a head up on things that apparently the President and
Speaker 3: doctor Jill never we're told about or ignored or whatever.
Speaker 3: We don't know exactly. Maybe one day we'll figure that out.
Speaker 3: His prognosis is not good, as he said. It's prognosis
Speaker 3: is terrible, and we want to avoid that for you.
Speaker 3: We want to give you, if God forbid, you have
Speaker 3: a cancer, the best chance to beat it in your
Speaker 3: own way. And there's off in many ways. I'll talk
Speaker 3: about a man who's almost Biden's age, and he has
Speaker 3: stage four cancer, just like the President. This is a
Speaker 3: black man. He's from Nigeria and people come here from
Speaker 3: around the world. He's married with three children. He presented
Speaker 3: with stage four cancer. Actually he's almost exactly like the President.
Speaker 3: He had stage four cancer. He had a Gleason nine cancer.
Speaker 3: His PSA was more than a thousand. So this is
Speaker 3: almost the story of mister Biden. But this man is
Speaker 3: a name not Biden, and he was born in Nigeria
Speaker 3: and he came to me with a PSA of a thousand,
Speaker 3: and he had been on hormone treatments elsewhere. He was
Speaker 3: diagnosed he had cancer and the lung he had nodules.
Speaker 3: He was on loopron and cassidex hormone therapies. He was
Speaker 3: on therapies that maybe it's like doctor Joe and Joe
Speaker 3: Biden we're talking about. He had Gleason nine cancer, He
Speaker 3: had nerves involved with cancer. He had lung cancer from
Speaker 3: the prostate, so it's actually long metastasis. And then he
Speaker 3: had pain in his bones. He had a bone scan
Speaker 3: which was called a super scan because there was almost
Speaker 3: all the bones in his body were affected with cancer.
Speaker 3: So it could well be like the president. And I
Speaker 3: will tell you this is one of the most dramatic
Speaker 3: stories in my medical career. I'll tell you about that
Speaker 3: in a minute. He lost thirty five pounds. He went
Speaker 3: from one seventy five to one forty. He was about
Speaker 3: five to six. He had pain in the spine, pain
Speaker 3: in the hip, pain in the arm. He was on
Speaker 3: all these medicines and they weren't working. So he was
Speaker 3: a very similar story as a president. Not so favorable.
Speaker 3: He is cancer PSA was a thousand and he came
Speaker 3: to me. As he came to me, I saw him
Speaker 3: a few times. We're treating him to help relieve his
Speaker 3: pain and suffering, and then he stopped hearing I would
Speaker 3: talk to him, I'd say hey, I'd say your name,
Speaker 3: and he would walk by me. At first I thought
Speaker 3: he was ignoring me, and then I understood that he
Speaker 3: was losing all his hearing and he lost always hearing.
Speaker 3: And I sent him to hearing doctors and they couldn't
Speaker 3: understand why he was losing all his hearing. And he
Speaker 3: could not hear anything. He could talk to him, shout
Speaker 3: at him, scream at him. He could not hear anything.
Speaker 3: And then we did special tests on his bones around
Speaker 3: the ears and found that the cancer had eaten through
Speaker 3: the bones around his ears and destroyed were in the
Speaker 3: midst of destroying his ears and destroying his hearing. Remember,
Speaker 3: he had a glease in nine cancer with cancer in
Speaker 3: the bones, just like Joe Biden. We said he had
Speaker 3: a good prognosis, whereas another man a little bit beyond
Speaker 3: mister Biden, who's lost all his hearing. And I've treated
Speaker 3: thousands of people, It's the first time I've seen this.
Speaker 3: They've lost all the hearing. I've spoken to radiologists, eat
Speaker 3: and T doctors, ear doctors, They've never seen this before.
Speaker 3: And so we decided to radiate his ears for the
Speaker 3: cancer that was eating through his ears and in fact
Speaker 3: he regained all his hearing. So it's a dramatic story,
Speaker 3: almost super imposable on Joe Biden. Glease in nine bones
Speaker 3: scanned positive cancer in the bones about the same age.
Speaker 3: Cancer ate through the skull bones by the ears. We
Speaker 3: were able to treat his ears and now he has
Speaker 3: normal hearing. He has seen ear doctors, radiologists, primary doctors,
Speaker 3: all the other doctors had no knowledge of why he
Speaker 3: was losing his hearings. Only when he came here we
Speaker 3: were able to diagnose and treat him. And I can
Speaker 3: tell you what a difference it makes in this man's life.
Speaker 3: When he came here, he couldnt hear anything. He walked
Speaker 3: down the street and almost get killed. He couldn't hear
Speaker 3: honking and shouting. Nothing. And now he has perfect hearing
Speaker 3: once again. Thanks to welcoming to radio siritan New York
Speaker 3: doctor Liederman and radio surgery, we were able to treat
Speaker 3: just the cancer around the ears, not harm his ears,
Speaker 3: and restore his hearings to normal levels. This is the
Speaker 3: work we do here at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway
Speaker 3: in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City.
Speaker 3: Now I talk to another man who had cancer. He
Speaker 3: had stage four prostate cancer, younger than the president, with
Speaker 3: bone metastasis. He's married, his six children. He's from Antigua,
Speaker 3: and he came to me in a wheelchair, curled up.
Speaker 3: He couldn't sit up. He had intractable pain in his backs.
Speaker 3: He couldn't walk, he couldn't sit, he was leaned over.
Speaker 3: I saw him in the consultation room. He was leaned
Speaker 3: over on the table and a wheelchair. His wife had
Speaker 3: to help him up to do anything, to either go
Speaker 3: to the bathroom or wash. And we were able to
Speaker 3: put together a program to help him with stage four
Speaker 3: prostate cancer spread to the bones again just like the President,
Speaker 3: and we're able to restore his strength, get rid of
Speaker 3: his pain, get him walking, moving and caring for himself.
Speaker 3: And now he's in remission. Now it's PSA's down from
Speaker 3: one thousand down to zero with our treatment program to
Speaker 3: put together a multi program approach to help him to
Speaker 3: relieve his pain, suffering and get him out of misery.
Speaker 3: And it was misery not only for him but his family.
Speaker 3: They were unable to deal with him in an effective
Speaker 3: way because he was so debilitated from prostate cancers. This
Speaker 3: is what we're talking about, stage four prostate cancer spread
Speaker 3: of the bones, which mister Biden said to say, called
Speaker 3: good prognosis. My name is doctor Liederman, will be right back.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Liederman Cancer Treatment, thirteen eighty four Broadway. Met Joe
Speaker 3: Biden on Broadway. Didn't ask about PSA, thought the White
Speaker 3: House would no recent PSA now metastatic stage four gleason
Speaker 3: nine prostate cancer. His life could have changed with doctor
Speaker 3: Liederman's prostate care. Men screened have twenty percent greater survival.
Speaker 3: Not screened forty five percent more death. True for Biden
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the radio Surgery Hour.
Speaker 5: This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at
Speaker 5: the WR Studios in the hearts of New York City
Speaker 5: for just a few steps from the Radiosurgery New York
Speaker 5: Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor
Speaker 5: Liederman the leading cancer expert treat prostate cancer not invasively.
Speaker 5: He was the first in New York with fractionated brain
Speaker 5: radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in
Speaker 5: the Western hemist with body radiosurgery. You can also call
Speaker 5: doctor Liederman at two and two choices for a free
Speaker 5: informative booklet and DVD.
Speaker 4: Hey doctor Liederman, We're back.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about a sixty six year old woman.
Speaker 3: She's a black woman, And I said, because in the
Speaker 3: black community, the death rate from breast cancer is two
Speaker 3: hundred and forty percent higher. So it's a reason for
Speaker 3: every woman of any race, religion, creed to come get
Speaker 3: checked out, seased to get checked out. This woman came
Speaker 3: to us seven years ago. She had a lump in
Speaker 3: the neck, which turned out to be nothing, but because
Speaker 3: she was here, we encouraged her to get mammograms. Her
Speaker 3: mother had breast cancer, she had two sisters with breast cancer.
Speaker 3: She had an and with breast cancer. So she had
Speaker 3: a physical exam. The breasts were normal, but we got
Speaker 3: her to finally get a mammogram, an ultrasound and guess
Speaker 3: what we found breast cancer. And this is a woman
Speaker 3: saw more than six years ago. She had a breast cancer.
Speaker 3: She had a biopsy. She did not want to have
Speaker 3: any she did not want to have any chemo. She
Speaker 3: wanted only non invasive, invisible beams to attack her breast cancer.
Speaker 3: Like so many women who come here, this is the
Speaker 3: work we do. Six years ago, she came to us
Speaker 3: not with breast cancer, but we got her to get screened.
Speaker 3: We did to her six years ago. We're talking about
Speaker 3: today for everybody, and that's what we've been doing for decades.
Speaker 3: I've been a doctor for fifty years. This is the
Speaker 3: work we've been doing for fifty years, trying to get
Speaker 3: people to do the right thing. And we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.
Speaker 3: This is the work that we do every day. At
Speaker 3: thirteen eighty four Broadway with a man who came from Jamaica,
Speaker 3: fifty five year old. He's a construction worker. He's married,
Speaker 3: has four children. He had a gleas in six cancer.
Speaker 3: He was diagnosed ten years ago. His PSA was rising
Speaker 3: from two point eight seven to five point five six
Speaker 3: to six point one. He had a biopsy. It was
Speaker 3: gleas in six cancer. He didn't get treatment. He didn't
Speaker 3: bully even it. He whatever. He had urination three times
Speaker 3: a night. He was on medication. He had back pain,
Speaker 3: he was losing weight. He went from one ninety four
Speaker 3: to one eighty five, was five 't nine. His bows
Speaker 3: and bladder was fine. His father had prostate cancer. If
Speaker 3: your one first degree relative has prostate cancer, your chance
Speaker 3: of dying of prostate cancer increases by seventy percent. I
Speaker 3: examined him. He had an enlarged prostate sulcus to sulcus,
Speaker 3: huge prostate mass T three and Gleason six. And he
Speaker 3: came to us and treated well seven and a half
Speaker 3: years ago. He actually started treatment even though he was
Speaker 3: diagnosed about ten years ago. And now he is cancer free,
Speaker 3: as PSA is zero. He's happy. His sex life works,
Speaker 3: his urinary life works, his life works. And this is
Speaker 3: the work that we do every day at thirty eighty
Speaker 3: four Broadway. I should tell you that with surgery, because
Speaker 3: surgery involves cutting, and often a dtting cuts the nerves
Speaker 3: that are delicate and are responsible for erections, responsible for
Speaker 3: urinary control. With surgery radical surgery, most men about ninety
Speaker 3: seven percent of men lose their erections. Eighty percent are
Speaker 3: peeing in their pants. Is also a shortening of the
Speaker 3: penis with surgery. So there's lots of reasons why men
Speaker 3: come here to get better results, to avoid radical surgery,
Speaker 3: to have the expertise of a doctor's treated nine thousand
Speaker 3: men for a cure for prostate cancer. This is the
Speaker 3: work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about a fifty three year old man from
Speaker 3: New York City, single two children, had colon cancer. Colon cancer.
Speaker 3: He had had said to say surgery and chemo, and
Speaker 3: it wasn't working as cancer traveled has cancer, traveled to livers,
Speaker 3: cancer traveled to the pelvic to lymphanodes, and his doctors
Speaker 3: wanted to give him chemo for the rest of his life.
Speaker 3: He just didn't want to have chemo. He did not
Speaker 3: want to have chemo. And I've treated him three years ago,
Speaker 3: his cancers in remission, even though he has stage four cancer,
Speaker 3: traveled to lymphodes, travel to the liver. Treat only with
Speaker 3: radio surgery, non invasive treatment. And so many people come
Speaker 3: to us when they just don't hear about all the
Speaker 3: options elsewhere. So often options are hidden. This's been at
Speaker 3: stage four colon cancer, true with radio surgery. Now years
Speaker 3: later cancer free, still cancer free and even though years
Speaker 3: go by with no treatment. This is the work we
Speaker 3: do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. I'll talk
Speaker 3: about skin cancer just for a minute. We treat huge
Speaker 3: numbers of people with squamos cele and based cell cancers.
Speaker 3: Women came to us with a cancer right next to
Speaker 3: the eye and knows surgery would have been difficult surgery
Speaker 3: would have been deforming. Just in a few issues, a
Speaker 3: few treatments, we were able to eradicate the cancer. She
Speaker 3: just finished the treatment. She's doing great. She's so happy
Speaker 3: that the cancer went away. She and her daughter come
Speaker 3: every day. It's just a few days and the cancer's
Speaker 3: going away. You can see it going away, which happens
Speaker 3: in about ninety ninety five percent of our patients with
Speaker 3: basosil and squamous carcinomus. The skin. We had a huge
Speaker 3: experience betreat cancers that the skin, of the brain, of
Speaker 3: the breast, the long pancreas, liver, bladder, prostate, gasterone, testinal,
Speaker 3: gytecologic primary cancers, and metastatic for newer recurring cancers.
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