American Cancer Society recommends regular prostate cancer testing in updated guidelines
Updated prostate cancer screening guidelines from the American Cancer Society spark widespread media coverage and discussion.
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Updated prostate cancer screening guidelines from the American Cancer Society spark widespread media coverage and discussion.
The American Cancer Society has issued its most specific prostate cancer screening guidelines to date, recommending regular PSA testing for average- and high-risk men.
The American Cancer Society now recommends routine PSA blood tests every two years for men ages 50 to 69, with annual screening starting at 45 for Black men and those with a strong family history.
The American Cancer Society now recommends regular PSA blood tests for prostate cancer screening, reversing its 2010 guidance that emphasized shared decision-making.
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