@surftohealth88 It is, I was thinking the concept was applicable, not acting at .08...

This is not an exact fit either - https://www.urotoday.com/recent-abstracts/urologic-oncology/prostate-cancer/168250-natural-history-of-untreated-prostate-cancer-a-comprehensive-review-of-long-term-progression-patterns-and-survival-outcomes-beyond-the-abstract.html

It goes to my point though about USPSA, just because we can measure to 2-3 decimal places, does it mean we have to do something? Certainly we understand at PSA .3 or less, statistically our chances of a cure are better., ,08 though, ok...nice to know, let's schedule our next labs and consult for...?

Meanwhile, the wife and I are going on a vacation...!