Prostate cancer screening guidelines vary, especially for men over age 70. Experts discuss and debate current guidance following Joe Biden's aggressive diagnosis.

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Former President Joe Biden​ has been diagnosed with an advanced stage of prostate cancer​ that has metastasized, or spread, to his bones.

Doctors not involved in Biden's care said his diagnoses shows the challenges of screening for prostate cancer.

“For an average risk person, which would mean not African American, and somebody that doesn’t not have a family history of prostate cancer, we generally recommend you get your first PSA around age 50,” Reninger said. Those with a family history of prostate cancer are encouraged to screen at 45 years or earlier.

Joe Biden's prostate cancer, marked by a high Gleason score and bone metastasis, is likely to be hormone-sensitive. Experts speak about treatment strategies and prognosis.

About 4,000 men in the State are diagnosed with the cancer each year. Although it is often very treatable, the lack of symptoms means it can go undetected for a long time

Weekend, the spotlight won’t only be on speed.... it’ll also be on saving lives.With President Biden’s diagnosis shining a light on prostate c