US EditionJoe Biden's Diagnosis Shows Need for More PSA Screening
- A former U.S. president received a late-stage prostate cancer diagnosis in 2025, highlighting gaps in early detection in America.
- This diagnosis underscores systemic flaws including uneven screening access, ineffective communication, and resistance to diagnostic innovations.
- AI technologies like the $100 ProstatID, interpreting 20-minute non-contrast MRIs with 93.6% sensitivity-specificity, offer improved detection and reduce false positives.
- In 2025, over 315,000 new prostate cancer cases are estimated in the U.S., and early detection significantly improves survival and treatment outcomes.
- Specialists emphasize the immediate need for comprehensive healthcare reform focused on timely diagnosis and fair availability of advanced diagnostic technologies to enhance patient care and resolve existing system inefficiencies.
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Joe Biden's diagnosis shows need for more PSA screening
Former President Joe Biden's advanced, aggressive prostate cancer has spread to his bones. This stage is not reached quickly. It is much more serious than early-stage prostate cancer, which was obviously not detected.
Doctors Share the #1 Diet to Reduce Prostate Cancer Risk
After former President Joe Biden's recent prostate cancer diagnosis, the disease is at the forefront of many people's minds—and for good reason. According to the American Cancer Society, about 1 in 44 men will die of prostate cancer, making it the second-leading cause of cancer death in American men behind lung cancer. And though 60 percent of prostate cancer cases are diagnosed in men 65 and older, even younger men can take steps to reduce thei…
County offering free screening important for men
LISBON, Ohio (WKBN) - The Columbiana County Health District is hosting a clinic to screen men for prostate cancer. The District is offering Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) screening, which is a blood test that measures the amount of PSA in the bloodstream. PSA is a protein produced by the prostate gland. Elevated levels of PSA could be indicative of prostate cancer. The test is important for men 50 and older. Black men and men with a family hist…
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Bot Image prostate AI leads the battle against prostate cancer: Lessons from a former President diagnosis
OMAHA, Neb. and BELGRADE, Maine, May 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The recent announcement that a former president of the United States developed late-stage prostate cancer is a distressing reminder of the vulnerabilities present within the American healthcare system. While no…
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