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Men Can Develop Breast Cancer Too Prevention

Men Can Develop Breast Cancer Too

Each year, more than 2,500 men in the United States receive a diagnosis of breast cancer, according to data from the Mayo Clinic. Although this represents only about 1% of all breast cancer cases,…

Front Squats: The Key to Stronger Quads and Glutes Prevention

Front Squats: The Key to Stronger Quads and Glutes

A strength coach explains how to set up, perform, and program front squats for maximum muscle growth and injury prevention. The front squat is a staple in powerlifting and bodybuilding programs. It…

Navigating Life Without a Family Medical History Prevention

Navigating Life Without a Family Medical History

Adoptees and individuals raised in care often face a significant information gap regarding their ancestral health records. This absence of genetic data creates unique challenges for medical…

HHS Announces New Vaccine Safety Initiatives Prevention

HHS Announces New Vaccine Safety Initiatives

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services unveiled a set of new initiatives aimed at improving research and monitoring of vaccine‑related injuries. The plan, announced on October 9, 2026,…

Cancer Prevention Summit Seeks Wider Screening Access Prevention

Cancer Prevention Summit Seeks Wider Screening Access

The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCC — a coalition of medical experts) convened a two‑day conference in Washington, D.C., on October 6, 2026, to broaden nationwide cancer prevention and…

FDA Panel Votes on Landmark Multi-Cancer Blood Test Prevention

FDA Panel Votes on Landmark Multi-Cancer Blood Test

An independent advisory committee for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration meets to decide the fate of a groundbreaking diagnostic tool. The panel will vote on whether to recommend approval for the…

Home Cervical Screening Kits Arrive in Wolverhampton Prevention

Home Cervical Screening Kits Arrive in Wolverhampton

Women in Wolverhampton who have missed recent cervical screening appointments can now order free self-testing kits. The National Health Service is launching this new service via its digital platform.…

Sugar Exposure Linked to Cancer Risk Prevention

Sugar Exposure Linked to Cancer Risk

People who had limited sugar intake in early life may have lower cancer risk. Research suggests a connection between sugar exposure and cancer development. ## Early Life Sugar Exposure Studies show…

Lung Cancer Screenings Underutilized Prevention

Lung Cancer Screenings Underutilized

American adults are not discussing lung cancer screenings with their doctors. Only 15% of eligible adults have had this conversation, according to recent data analysis. Lung cancer screenings can…

New HIV Prevention Drug Faces Rollout Challenges Prevention

New HIV Prevention Drug Faces Rollout Challenges

A groundbreaking new drug, lenacapavir, offers six months of HIV protection with a single injection. This powerful new tool is now being introduced in various regions. However, its initial…

Dementia Prevention Strategies Vary by Country Prevention

Dementia Prevention Strategies Vary by Country

A 14-country study has found that dementia risk factors cluster together, but differ between populations, highlighting the need for locally tailored prevention strategies. The research was conducted…

Injury-Free: The Key to a Healthy Lifestyle Prevention

Injury-Free: The Key to a Healthy Lifestyle

Regular physical activity is crucial for overall wellbeing, but it can take a toll on the body. Whether you're an athlete or simply enjoy casual activities like walking or gardening, your body is…

Breakfast Boosts Cancer Prevention Prevention

Breakfast Boosts Cancer Prevention

Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis are exploring the link between breakfast habits and cancer risk. A healthy morning meal may play a role in reducing the likelihood of developing…

Gaps in Public Health Data Leave Communities at Risk Prevention

Gaps in Public Health Data Leave Communities at Risk

Public health officials rely heavily on data to track and respond to health threats. However, gaps in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) data are creating blind spots that can…

New Guidelines Simplify Heart Disease Prevention Prevention

New Guidelines Simplify Heart Disease Prevention

The American cardiovascular community has a clearer roadmap to prevent heart disease, thanks to an updated framework released in 2026. This update revises the ABCs of cardiovascular disease…

Mysterious Stomach Illness Outbreak Spreads Across US Prevention

Mysterious Stomach Illness Outbreak Spreads Across US

Cyclospora, a parasite causing severe stomach cramps and diarrhea, has infected over 400 people in 18 states. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating the outbreak. At least 20…

Q: Are mRNA vaccines safe for widespread use? Prevention

Q: Are mRNA vaccines safe for widespread use?

Researchers at the University of British Columbia led a comprehensive global review of mRNA vaccines, assessing their safety and efficacy. The review analyzed data from billions of doses administered…

Preventive Health Care Saves Lives Prevention

Preventive Health Care Saves Lives

Many people neglect their health until a problem arises. A headache is ignored, a yearly checkup is postponed, and a strange pain is dismissed. Weeks or months pass, and a minor issue becomes a major…

The Dark Side of Medicine for the Very Old Prevention

The Dark Side of Medicine for the Very Old

Reaching 85 years old in good health often prompts patients and doctors to intensify prevention efforts and optimize health metrics. This approach, however, may not be beneficial for everyone, as it…

FDA Advisory Panel Endorses First mRNA Flu Vaccine Prevention

FDA Advisory Panel Endorses First mRNA Flu Vaccine

The Food and Drug Administration’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee voted unanimously on Thursday to recommend an mRNA‑based influenza vaccine. The recommendation marks the…

Ebola Vaccine Candidates Fast-Tracked Prevention

Ebola Vaccine Candidates Fast-Tracked

The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations is accelerating three investigational vaccines against the Bundibugyo ebolavirus epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. The…

Newborn Genome Screening: A Cautionary Approach Prevention

Newborn Genome Screening: A Cautionary Approach

Researchers at the University of Exeter have published new findings on large-scale genome screening of newborn babies. The studies, released on June 15, 2026, provide valuable insights into the…

AI-Designed Vaccine Enters Human Trials Prevention

AI-Designed Vaccine Enters Human Trials

A groundbreaking vaccine, designed by artificial intelligence, has been tested on humans for the first time. This innovative vaccine aims to protect against a wide range of coronaviruses, including…

HIV/AIDS Progress Under Threat Prevention

HIV/AIDS Progress Under Threat

The global response to HIV/AIDS is at a critical juncture, with years of progress at risk of being reversed. External funding cuts and a backlash against human rights are major concerns. Chronic…

Vaccine Study Retracted Over Autism Link Prevention

Vaccine Study Retracted Over Autism Link

A 2010 research paper linking hepatitis B vaccines to increased autism risk in infant boys has been retracted. The study was conducted by a researcher and published in a neurology journal. It was…

Alzheimer's Prevention: Uncovering the Truth Prevention

Alzheimer's Prevention: Uncovering the Truth

Dr. Majid Fotuhi, a neurologist and neuroscientist with 37 years of experience, joined Host Dave Asprey to discuss Alzheimer's prevention. Trained at Johns Hopkins and Harvard, Dr. Fotuhi shared his…