Fort Bragg, Fort Campbell and Fort Hood are the largest U.S. military bases by population according to figures from 2013. Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Fort Benning are the next largest.
Regular Prostate Exams Urged for Those Over 40. With prostate cancer the most frequently diagnosed cancer in the United States, the American Cancer Society now recommends prostate exam for men starting at age 40, rather than at age 50. Last year, the ACS estimated that 244,000 men would be diagnosed with the disease and 40,000 would die, one death every 14 minutes. The key to successful treatment and continued health and vitality is an early detection. Specifically, the American Cancer Society advises digital prostate exam for men as of the age 40. For men age 50 and over, it recommends the prostate specific antigen blood test.
If they're in a high-risk category, if they have a family history of prostate cancer, African-American, then those men should probably start at age 40 or 45 being seen on an annual basis.