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The American Cancer Society recommends that men begin prostate cancer screening at age 50. Those aged 50 to 69 are advised to have a PSA test every two years, while men at higher risk—such as those with a strong family history and Black men—should begin annual screening at age 45. For men aged 70 to 79, screening should be discussed with a doctor; the Society does not recommend routine screening for those aged 80 and older. The recommendations are based on evidence that early screening reduces deaths, with MRI used to help limit unnecessary biopsies and treatment. The Society estimates that more than 330,000 men will be diagnosed with the disease and more than 36,000 will die from it in 2026.
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