According to 2017 estimates, more than 161,000 new cases are expected with about 27,000 deaths from the cancer. that's a lot to break down, but dr. nicole sapphire is here, board-certified radiologist. nice the see you, first of all. >> good to see you as well. arthel: i don't know what any of that moment. what does it mean and why this change? >> it's confusing, right? arthel: it is. >> the 2012 recommendations that you mentioned, the united states preventive services task force gave prostate-specific antigen screening a d recommendation which essentially meant it would do more harm than good...