AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAlcohol Risks: A major study challenges the idea that moderate drinking is harmless, linking even low consumption with higher risks of cancer, disability and premature death, with no protective effect observed. Breast Health: Don’t let awareness end with October: routine mammograms are recommended every other year for average-risk women ages 40 to 74, and changes such as nipple discharge or skin changes warrant medical attention. Seasonal Wellbeing: Fatigue, low energy and cravings for heavier foods can be signs of seasonal affective disorder. Supplements and Home Remedies: Doctors are questioning the science behind a new 32-ingredient wellness supplement; dietitians also warn that eating 10 to 12 cloves daily may irritate the stomach and could affect people taking blood thinners. Infection Prevention: Johnson County reports flu vaccination at 26.2%, down from 42.5% last season, as officials urge residents to get vaccinated before respiratory viruses rise. The CDC says drug-resistant infections cause more than 9.7 million infections and 50,800 deaths in the U.S. each year. Healthy Aging: A longevity physician points to strength training as a practical way to preserve muscle and support independence as we age.
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