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'Outrageous betrayal!' Men lose right to prostate cancer test in major blow to catching disease early

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'Outrageous betrayal!' Men lose right to prostate cancer test in major blow to catching disease early
Men are set to lose the right to prostate cancer tests in what has been branded as a “major betrayal”. Men over 50 will no longer be entitled to a blood test that is key to catching the cancer early. Until now, any man over 50 has been entitled to a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test via their GP, without requiring symptoms to be present. However, new guidance will remove that right, instead moving to a model th
15 Aug, 09:29