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The American Cancer Society now recommends prostate cancer blood tests every two years for men ages 50 to 69, with annual screening from age 45 for Black men and those with a strong family history. The guidance cites evidence that regular screening can reduce prostate cancer deaths and advances in follow-up care, but experts warn that screening can lead to unnecessary biopsies and treatment. The Society says doctors should explain the risks and benefits to patients.
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