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Background. Clinical guidelines for using the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test as a population-based screening tool vary considerably. This study qualitatively explored primary care physicians' PSA screening practices and their understanding of the PSA screening controversy.Methods. Fourteen telephone focus groups were conducted with 75 primary care physicians practicing in 35 US states. Data...