The American Urological Association (AUA) and Society of Urologic Oncology (SUO) have just released a new amendment that changes how doctors approach early detection of prostate cancer. Backed by A-list names but often mixed in evidence, these therapies are being marketed as ways […]Why the New Prostate Cancer Screening Rules Matter NowSurvival depends heavily on when the disease is caught. What the AUA and SUO Changed in the 2026 AmendmentThe new Early Detection of Prostate Cancer Guideline includes 35 recommendations covering PSA screening and biopsy protocols. Once screening begins, regular PSA testing is offered every two to four years for men ages 50 to 69. Intervals may be personalized or discontinued through shared decision-making, weighing factors such as age, PSA level, prostate cancer risk, life expectancy and overall health.