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Dr. Mike Roizen is chief medical officer at the Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute, an award-winning author, and has been the doctor to eight Nobel Prize winners and more than 100 Fortune 500 CEOs.

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Exercise Helps Fight Cancer

In January 2025, there were more than 18 million people in the U.S. living with a history of cancer, including 4.3 million who have battled breast cancer and 3.5 million who have survived prostate cancer. [Full Story]

Exercise Helps Fight Cancer

Find Out How Old Your Heart Is

Eleven heart-health and medical organizations have issued updated "Guidelines for the Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Management of High Blood Pressure in Adults." [Full Story]

Reducing Men's Dementia Risk

How dementia plays out isn't evenly experienced between men and women. Men have substantially higher rates of hospitalization, hospice stay, and death after a dementia diagnosis than women do. [Full Story]

Simple Health Tips for Menopausal Women

Various studies have found that after menopause, 38% to 70% of women have high blood pressure, and 30% to 36% of women develop insulin resistance, elevated glucose, and diabetes. [Full Story]

Air Filters Reduce Cardio Risks

The "State of the Air" 2025 report reveals that 46% of Americans , 156.1 million people , live in areas with unhealthy levels of ozone and particle pollution. [Full Story]

French Fries Boost Diabetes Risk

Research published in BMJ reveals that for every three servings of fries eaten weekly, the risk of Type 2 diabetes goes up 20%. [Full Story]

Signs of Chronic Inflammation

It's important to recognize the (often subtle) signs of chronic inflammation, and take steps to tamp it down straightaway. [Full Story]

Turn Off Screens to Protect Kids' Hearts

A study in the Journal of the American Heart Association tracked the habits and health of 1,000 Danish kids and found that excess leisure screen time creates heart-health risks. [Full Story]

Pick Up the Pace for Longer Life

Two new studies have great information on the amount of time spent walking and the pace you want to aim for in order to slow down your aging clock and speed up your chances of living longer and healthier. [Full Story]

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