Men 50-69 should get screened for prostate cancer every 2 years, American Cancer Society says
Also reported by Ars Technica, The Hill
Summary
The American Cancer Society updated its prostate cancer screening guidance. It recommends that men ages 50 to 69 get screened every two years.Key Facts
- The American Cancer Society updated its prostate cancer screening guidance.
- The guidance covers prostate cancer screening.
- The recommended age range is 50 to 69.
- The recommended screening interval is every two years.
- Urologist Christopher Anderson discussed the guidance changes.
- Anderson works at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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