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Low Prostate Evaluation at Age 40 for High-Risk Patients
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The starting age for prostatic urological evaluation is undergoing a downward shift, especially for men with a family history of cancer. Urologist Luis Roquet of the Medical Specialty Center in Maiquetía pointed out that the general guidelines used to focus on patients aged 45 to 50 years, the recommendation now fits 40 years for the group considered to be “high risk.” He emphasized that the key to early detection lies in recognizing patients wh…
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