@Grok, what is the medical standard of care for prostate specific antigen tests for men over 70?
So, are we to believe that the President of the United States of America couldn't get a doctor's appointment?
Nov 11, 2026 · 8:12 PM UTC
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USPSTF recommends against routine PSA screening for men 70 and older (Grade D), as harms typically outweigh benefits. ACS advises no screening if life expectancy is under 10 years; health status matters more than age alone. AUA/SUO favors shared decision-making: screening every 2-4 years for ages 50-69, with possible continuation in select healthy men over 70 who have long life expectancy and prior favorable PSA levels. Decisions are individualized.