Tag: prevention

The Biological Age Revolution: Redefining Health, Longevity, and Personal Responsibility

For decades, medicine has relied almost exclusively on chronological age to assess health risk – as people aged, they became more at-risk for various health problems. But modern science has now made something unmistakably clear: how long you’ve lived and how your body is aging are not the same thing. We are living through a… Continue reading The Biological Age Revolution: Redefining Health, Longevity, and Personal Responsibility

From the Desk of the CMO: The Importance of Annual Cancer Screenings

From the Desk of the Chief Medical Officer As Benjamin Franklin once said, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” The American Cancer Society recommends that everyone gets annual cancer screenings once they’ve reached a certain age. Cancer screenings are used to detect cancer early, even before symptoms have developed. This helps… Continue reading From the Desk of the CMO: The Importance of Annual Cancer Screenings