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Regular prostate cancer screenings can save lives, especially for Utah men over 50.

Dr. David Gill emphasizes considering life expectancy over age for screening decisions.

Genetic factors, such as Lynch Syndrome, increase prostate cancer risk, highlighting screening importance.

SALT LAKE CITY — "More men die with prostate cancer than because of it" has become a common phrase used when discussing prostate cancer. While it can be true for some men, the reality is that regular screenings can save a life.

World Prostate Cancer Day is June 11. Taking a few minutes to be aware of the symptoms and the screening process can make all the difference.

With former President Joe Biden being diagnosed with prostate cancer, discussion about the topic

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