09/03/2026
If you are waiting for symptoms to appear, you are waiting too long.
Early-stage prostate cancer usually has zero warning signs. That is why a simple PSA blood test is such a vital first step to protect your health. Feeling fine isn't a screening plan.
PCEC recommends that all men know their personal risk and get a prostate cancer screening (PSA test) at age 45 if they are at normal risk, or starting at age 40 if they are at higher-than-average risk.
Here are a few simple ways to protect yourself and the people you care about today:
* Schedule your own wellness exam or screening appointment if you are due.
* Remind a man you care about (a father, brother, son, or friend) to do the same.
* Send this video to three people to help spread the word.
Know Your PSA. Early detection truly saves lives. π