PCRI's Alex, asks Executive Director, Mark Scholz, MD, all about "active surveillance" sometimes referred to as "watchful waiting."
0:05 What are "active surveillance" and "watchful waiting?"
2:20 How can a patient be sure that their cancer is 3+3=6?
3:24 What is active surveillance like in the long term?
4:50 What are signs that you should stop active surveillance?
6:16 Is there a suggested diet for active surveillance?
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