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The American Cancer Society recommended that men over 50 undergo screening every two years for early detection of prostate cancer, and that Black men with a strong family history of the disease begin annual screening at age 45. The guidelines set abnormal prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels at 3 nanograms per milliliter for men under 70 and 6.5 for those aged 70 to 74, with testing repeated within 14 to 90 days before further examinations. The Society estimates that one in eight men will develop the disease, while survival rates exceed 99 percent when it is detected early. A European study also found that repeated screening was associated with a 13 percent reduction in deaths from the disease.
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