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Ars Technica and The Epoch Times describe the same event in different terms.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "In reversal, American Cancer Society urges prostate cancer tests for all men". The right frames it as "American Cancer Society Updates Prostate Cancer Screening Guidelines".
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The American Cancer Society is updating its guidelines for prostate cancer screenings and encouraging men to get tested.
The American Cancer Society is updating its guidelines for prostate cancer screenings and encouraging men to get tested.
The American Cancer Society is updating its guidelines for prostate cancer screenings and encouraging men to get tested.
The American Cancer Society is updating its guidelines for prostate cancer screenings and encouraging men to get tested.
The American Cancer Society is updating its guidelines for prostate cancer screenings and encouraging men to get tested.
Men aged 50–69 and at average risk should get PSA screening every two years.
The American Cancer Society is recommending routine prostate cancer screening for more middle-aged men, in a major change to its guidelines.
The American Cancer Society now recommends regular screening for the cancer, the most common cancer type among men in the United States.