WWNN TOH News Seg 2 (1 Min) w/ Opener Closer - 12.11.26 22:00

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The American Cancer Society changed its guidelines for prostate cancer screenings today. More from our Michael Wallace...: “It now says middle-aged men ages 50 to 69 should undergo regular screenings involving a simple PSA blood test, preferably every 2 years. Men at high risk, including black men and those with a family history of prostate cancer, should get yearly PSA checks starting at age 45. Until now, the Cancer Society had simply recommended men talk to their doctors about whether to get regular PSA tests. Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancers in men. An estimated 333,000 will be diagnosed with it this year, and 1/10 of them will die of it, Michael Wallace, Worldwide News Network. ” A yacht captain on the reality show "Below Deck" has been arrested in Turkey, days after he was involved in a deadly street fight. Police say Joao Franco and his brother were drunk when they got into a fight with a 17-year-old who hit his head on the ground and later died. Janice Kirkel - Worldwide News Network, New York.

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