A U.S. government task force says there is no "adequate proof" that routinely screening men over age 75 for prostate cancer leads to fewer deaths.
Age Limit on Prostate Cancer Screening?Courtesy WebMD Health Tue, 08/05/2008 - 09:13
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PSA After 75
The PSA controversy continues. Fortunately, there are FDA-approved PSA tests to use at home available from pharmacies and online home health screening companies. Men should have the option of PSA testing regardless of age.
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