An unnecessarily aggressive response. There are different views as to the age at which PSA screening should take place. I note that Johns Hopkins, a leading US cancer centre, recommends screening from 55 onwards. They specifically say that screening between 55 and 69 is the age where most men will benefit from screening, as this is the time when treatment makes the most sense. They suggest further checks every 2 to 3 years.
Recently, i had a raised PSA level, checked after an enlarged prostate. I am over 70, and my Consultant arranged an MRI scan, which is non invasive, and which he said would be definitive. It was negative, luckily. Another in 2 years. Also, it's misleading just to refer to prostate cancer. Like all cancers, it comes in lots of different forms.