EQ is Chris Golis
May I suggest you read this post
http://theprostatedecision.wordpress.com/about/my-letter-to-the-new-york-times-in-regards-to-richard-albin-discoverer-of-psa/

It discusses Dr Richard Albin and his claims.

The PSA test saved my life. I am all for it. As the article says there were no symptoms as my PC was still inside the capsule. However the jump in my PSA reading made me get a biopsy and the rest is history.

Well pedestrian I tend to disagree.
My PSA went up and a biopsy confirmed prostate cancer.
A scan to determine metastasis found aggressive kidney cancer.
Thank you medical science for the PSA.

The problem with the current test is that it results in a lot of unnecessary, expensive treatment (as well as the necessary treatments). All medical treatments, especially anything surgical/hospital situations, have risks for example, surgery intrinsically risks serious life threatening infections with resistant bugs. And going off a few people that I know the less 'serious' side effects are really not fun for a 75+ yr old.

Many, possibly most, men at 70+ have prostrate cancer but will (mostly) not die of it. A much more accurate test for aggressive forms of the cancer is needed.