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	Name:	Talullahhound -
	Subject:	Come on Guys
	Date:	11/17/2009 2:53:13 PM

My only point is that they change their minds about this every year. It's not the first time they have changed their recommendations and will likely not be the last. I'm sure it will continue to be debated.

This is nothing new. While you men wish to turn this into a political debate against Obama, women are the ones ultimately affected. I wonder if your reaction would have been the same if this had come up during the Bush Administration? In fact, I believe some changes in screening recommendations did come up in Bush's Administration.

I'm wondering if y'all had this reaction when women were told that they no longer needed complete mastectomies when they had breast cancers? Or when they decided that every women with breast cancer did not need both radiation and chemotherapy.

I'd like to know why y'all didn't get hysterical when they decided that men with prostrate cancer don't need PSA follow ups.

All of us know antedotal evidence about cancers gone wrong, early cancers, undetected cancers, etc. It's heartbreaking on a personal level.