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Dr. Jonas Kuno: PSA Is an Imprecise Marker, Not Definitive Cancer Diagnosis

Dr. Jonas Kuno · Chasing Wealth, Neglecting Health — The Real Consequences. · Feb 16, 2026 · at 6:13

Host Paul Morris shares concerns regarding his rising PSA test numbers, prompting regenerative medicine specialist Dr. Jonas Kuno to explain the diagnostic limitations of PSA screening.

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“The PSA, the prostate-specific antigen is a very crude marker. It doesn't tell you if you have cancer or not. It's, it says the likelihood is higher if we cross that four four point or mark, right? But you know, again, even benign prosthetic hypertrophy, you will still have changes in your PSA. So it's not indicative necessarily of that”

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