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When and Why To Get Screened for Prostate Cancer

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Could you tell us wWho should get screened for prostate cancer and when? How important is routing routine screening?

What led to you to go for a screening? Was it a routine screening, or did you have any symptoms that led you to visit your doctor?

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Receiving a cancer diagnosis is life-altering. Although every situation is unique, the emotional experience and need for guidance and support is universal. You will undoubtedly have many questions and concerns. At CURE, we recognize the power of information and community. Our medical experts, patient guests, caregivers, and family members featured on CURE Connections® are here to share their insights based on their own knowledge and experiences.

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Prostate cancer screening is crucial for early detection and management, particularly in high-risk groups such as men over 50, African American men, and those with a family history of the disease. Routine screening, including PSA tests and digital rectal exams, can help identify cancer at an early, more treatable stage. Decisions about screening should be individualized, considering the patient's risk factors and overall health. Symptoms like urinary issues or family history often prompt individuals to seek screening, but routine checks are vital for asymptomatic individuals to catch potential issues early.

Panelists discuss how identifying the right candidates for prostate cancer screening and understanding the role of routine screenings versus symptom-driven assessments are essential for early diagnosis and effective management.

When and Why To Get Screened for Prostate Cancer

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