Are Urologists and/or Radiation Oncologists Biased when Reporting of Advantages and Disadvantages of Surgery versus Radiation in Consultations for Early-Stage Prostate Cancer?

By afschroeder • January 24, 2026

Friedrich NA, Luu M, Gale R, Chaplin A, Polineni R, Shiang A, Shin D, Freedland SJ, Spiegel B, Ballas LK, Kokorowski P, Daskivich TJ. Are Urologists and/or Radiation Oncologists Biased when Reporting of Advantages and Disadvantages of Surgery versus Radiation in Consultations for Early-Stage Prostate Cancer? Clin Genitourin Cancer. 2025 Dec 17;24(2):102486. doi: 10.1016/j.clgc.2025.102486. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 41576789.

Tags: Cedars Sinai DoM, counseling, Digestive Diseases, Publications, Radiation oncology, Specialty bias, Treatment decision-making, Urology

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