In reversal, American Cancer Society urges prostate cancer tests for all men
Summary
The American Cancer Society has updated its guidelines to recommend routine prostate cancer screenings for all men. Under the new policy, individuals at average risk should undergo PSA testing every two years starting at age 50 and continuing through age 69.
In a significant update to its guidelines for prostate cancer screening, the American Cancer Society is now recommending that all men get routinely screened for prostate cancer with a PSA test. Men at average risk should get a PSA test every two years from age 50 to 69, according to the new guidelines released Thursday. Men considered at high risk…
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