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What is the name of the blood test that checks for prostate cancer?

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PSA: The psa (prostate specific antigen) blood test is used to evaluate men for the possibily of prostate cancer. An abnormal level may be due to cancer, infection, or benign prostate enlargement. Also, prostate cancer may be present with a normal psa level. Your physician will determine if you need the test and what should be done when the results are available.

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PSA: Prostate specific antigen.

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PSA: Psa is a screening tool for detecting prostate cancer.

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Is a psa blood test for prostate cancer part of an annual physical?

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