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New guidance sets ages for prostate cancer screening

Summarised by Spiced Kopi · 14 November 2026, 17:48 UTC ·9 sec listen

The American Cancer Society now advises men ages 50 to 69 to get prostate-specific antigen blood tests every two years. Black men should begin annual screening at 45, reflecting their higher risk of prostate cancer.

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