The PSA blood test can be used to screen for prostate cancer in men without symptoms. It’s also one of the first tests done in men who have symptoms that might be caused by prostate cancer. Starting at age 50, men at average risk should talk with a health care provider about testing. Hear from Dr. William Oh, a renowned oncologist and chair of the American Cancer Society’s National Prostate Cancer Roundtable. https://bit.ly/3KeapI2 | American Cancer Society

After years of ignoring Biden’s confusion, memory lapses, and medical secrecy, the left is now attacking President Trump for briefly closing his eyes during a meeting. Dr. Marc Siegel says Trump “looks SHARP,” calls the controversy a distraction, and notes that Trump has released full MRIs — while Biden hid prostate cancer and never released proper cognitive tests. Siegel adds: Trump passes a cognitive test “every single day” in full view of the public. | Laura Ingraham