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Super Bowl ad uses NFL tight ends to promote finger-free prostate cancer screening

NFL tight ends and prostate cancer survivor Bruce Arians star in a Super Bowl commercial promoting a new, finger-free PSA blood test for prostate cancer screening. The ad, praised by Dr. Firas Abdollah of Henry Ford Health,

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'Tight end' Super Bowl prostate test commercial gets laughs, but what do experts say?

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Best Super Bowl commercials 2026

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Super Bowl commercials 2026: Watch all the best and worst ads

Just here for the commercials? Super Bowl ads are as big a part of the annual tradition as buffalo wings, with brands shelling out enormous sums – over $10 million in 2026 – to secure commercial space...

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Super Bowl commercials 2026: The good, the bad and the good-stupid

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Best and worst Super Bowl commercials of 2026 as rated by experts

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Which 2026 Super Bowl Commercial Was Your Favorite? Vote!

Sabrina Carpenter, for instance, took a crunchy bite out of her Tall ‘n Salty boyfriend made of potato chips for Pringles’ tongue-in-cheek spot, while Benson Boone did backflips with Ben Stiller as pa...

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What Were the Best Super Bowl Ads? These 3 Commercials Came Out on Top

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“A Single Pringle”: The Super Bowl Ads That Left Viewers More Confused Than Ever

Super Bowl spot will promote a cancer test that can produce false results

A telehealth company that generated buzz last year with a defiant Super Bowl ad hawking weight-loss drugs is back for this year’s championship with a socially charged pitch around longevity.

Is The Galleri Cancer Test Worth It? A Doctor Explains

Is the Galleri multi-cancer blood test worth it? A doctor explains real-world performance data and explains why no major medical society recommends the test for screening.

How much do you know about the Super Bowl? Test your knowledge

How much do you know about the Super Bowl? Test your knowledge ahead of the big game, which airs on Sunday, Feb. 8, at 6:30 p.m. ET on NBC.