How should preventive healthcare change as people age? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts
12/09/2025 1 min
How should preventive healthcare change as people age? Elizabeth Tracey reports

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Research on when preventive healthcare like cancer screenings should start is abundant, with some guidelines, such as for breast or colorectal cancer, pushing the time to begin screening earlier. But when should such screenings stop? That’s the focus of research … How should preventive healthcare change as people age? Elizabeth Tracey reports »

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