I am an academic and a researcher.
Most of scientific articles, reports, reviews, etc could be misunderstood and mis-interpreted especially if taken on individual basis and more so if you are emotionally engaged. Every word in scientific field has a different weight and value for the experts as compared to public.
Additionally, there are plenty of scientific publications that will argue otherwise and even oppose each other. The so called “scientific reports” at times are not very accurate, done by some who are not well known in the field, published in journals that are not of much scientific value. Some of them are one sided and some others does not give an accurate picture. Overall, be very careful when reading scientific reports and do not take them on their face value.
Your own presumption and conclusion of the suffered ones in this forum is not scientific observation and thus not valid and/or acceptable.
Unfortunately, many of us including myself (and except those few active members here) under the psycho pressure of the word “cancer” tend to lose logic and lean to accept more negative news.
It is always said that the prostate grow slowly and many who spot it early will die from other illness that of prostatitis. Even at worst scenario, then it will be at very early stages and not needed so much worry. However, the way you go about it, with so much anxiety and worries, you may not survive the battle, let alone to win the war.. Remember, too much anxiety is poison, reduces your natural defense system, and ultimately speeds up prostate progress.
I know better said than done but remember we all had gone through this and take our words and advise.
Best wishes