Preventive Care Archives - Page 3 of 6

New Blood Test for Colorectal Cancer: What FDA Approval Means

The FDA approved a second blood test for colorectal cancer screening. Here’s how it works, what the sensitivity data says, and who it’s for.

A Johns Hopkins trial found 90% of high-risk patients developed T-cell responses to an experimental KRAS pancreatic cancer vaccine.

NIH-funded AI study finds children’s speech patterns predict future depression and anxiety years before symptoms — outperforming stress ratings.

Research shows ADHD in women is often missed for decades. Learn why symptoms differ, how masking hides it, and what a modern diagnosis looks like.

A new WHO landscape review links PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ to immune, thyroid, cholesterol, and cancer risks. Here’s how to lower daily exposure.

Research links GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide to a rare optic-nerve condition called NAION. What patients should know about the risk.

New research links vitamin B3 (nicotinamide) to a 66% lower glaucoma risk in adults with ocular hypertension. Here’s what the science shows.

Deprescribing blood pressure medication is possible for some adults. Research shows who may benefit and how to taper safely with a doctor.

Research suggests checking blood pressure at home leads to better control and fewer heart attacks and strokes than office readings alone.

ADHD in women is frequently missed for years. Learn why diagnosis is delayed, common signs like masking, and what research shows about treatment.