AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBreast Cancer Prevention: A personalized risk review can identify who may need earlier screening, genetic counseling or other prevention support; experts say women can start discussing risk with a clinician in their 20s. Average-risk U.S. women are advised to get mammograms every two years from 40 to 74. Stroke Readiness: Health officials say many strokes are preventable by managing blood pressure, diabetes and smoking. Learn B.E. F.A.S.T. warning signs and call emergency services immediately. Talking With Your GP: Dr. Amir Khan urges patients to be honest if they’ve stopped medication or struggle to afford it, so doctors can make informed treatment decisions. Seasonal Mood: Seasonal affective disorder can bring significant depression during fall and winter; seek help if symptoms disrupt daily life. Healthy Eating: Cardiovascular experts recommend focusing less on diet labels and more on fruits, vegetables, whole grains and healthy proteins, while limiting added sugar, sodium and ultra-processed foods.
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