More prostate cancer test advice _ for some men  LAURAN
NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer Published:  WASHINGTON (AP) --
There's more advice on the contentious issue of prostate cancer
screening: A leading group of cancer specialists says the
decision hinges in part on a man's life expectancy.  Doctors
should discuss the possible pros and cons of those PSA blood
tests with men expected to live longer than another 10 years,
the American Society of Clinical Oncology recommended Monday.
That's a contrast from guidelines issued this spring by the U.S.
Preventive Services Task Force, which recommended against
routine PSA screening for all men. That government advisory
panel found little if any evidence that PSA testing saves lives
-- and said too many men suffer impotence, incontinence, heart
attacks, occasionally even death from treatment of tiny tumors
that never would have killed them.  In its own review, the
oncologists' group ASCO concluded that doctors should discourage
PSAs for men with less than 10-year life ex