Telehealth Is Doing More Than Just Mental Health—Here's What New Data Reveals
Nearly 29 million annual telehealth visits address chronic conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, not just mental health.
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Nearly 29 million annual telehealth visits address chronic conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, not just mental health.
New wellness pavilions and integrated health clinics are making preventive screenings, fitness, nutrition, and mental health support accessible in one place.
Family history is one of the most overlooked factors in heart disease risk. Learning what your relatives experienced can help your doctor catch problems early.
Families with a consistent primary care provider experience significantly fewer emergency room visits and better preventive care adherence, research reveals.
National Cancer Prevention Month reveals how simple habits—diet, exercise, weight management—can meaningfully reduce cancer risk without drastic lifestyle overhauls.
Many serious health conditions develop quietly without symptoms. Regular preventive screenings catch them early when treatment is most effective.
February is Cancer Prevention Month. Here's what screenings actually work and when you should start them.
Preventive care isn't one-size-fits-all. Here's exactly which screenings matter most in your 20s, 40s, 50s, and beyond.
Howard University cardiologists reveal the three critical health metrics Black Americans should monitor regularly to prevent heart disease—and why access to preventive care is a life-or-death issue.
Having a dedicated primary care physician helps catch health problems early and keeps you healthier long-term—here's what that partnership actually looks like.
Annual physicals can reduce chronic disease risk by up to 30%, yet many skip them. Here's what really happens during your exam and why it matters.
Memory changes aren't just normal aging—early dementia screening can identify treatable causes and help families plan ahead.
New research from Zimbabwe shows routine health screenings integrated into schools can dramatically improve adolescent healthcare access and outcomes.
Major clinical trials reporting in 2026 could reshape how we prevent and treat diseases, from new vaccines to breakthrough therapies.
Your yearly physical is just the starting point—specialized screenings like allergy panels and lung function tests can detect hidden health issues.
Rising healthcare costs are driving employers to refocus on preventive care, screenings, and wellness programs to manage a projected 9% cost increase.
Nearly 50% of American women skip routine checkups and screenings, but new comprehensive care models are addressing the barriers keeping women from essential health maintenance.
New research reveals that heart damage after surgery affects 15% of high-risk patients, but having a cardiologist involved in post-surgery care dramatically improves survival rates.
Medical experts reveal that expensive full-body checkups often waste money and create unnecessary anxiety—here's the age-specific screening guide that actually saves lives.
Skip the January health scramble—December is actually the ideal time to set up preventive care appointments and wellness routines for lasting results.
Medicare Part B premiums jump $17.90/month in 2026, but preventive screenings remain covered at low or no cost—here's how to protect your health without breaking your budget.
Not sure who to call when something feels off? A primary care physician is your first stop for non-emergency health concerns and disease prevention.
Wearables, AI, and personalized medicine are reshaping preventive care in 2026—catching health problems earlier and fitting care around your life.
Different health screenings become crucial at specific ages, and knowing which ones you need could be the difference between early detection and missed opportunities.
Regular diabetic eye screenings detect problems early, and tight blood glucose control can reduce diabetic retinopathy risk by 76% in type 1 diabetes.
Internists do far more than treat illness—they're your frontline defense against disease through preventive care, chronic disease management, and early detection.
Regular checkups with internists and dentists catch health problems early, prevent serious conditions, and coordinate your entire care—here's what you need to know.
The right questions during your first doctor visit can transform your healthcare experience and ensure you get proactive, personalized care.
The right questions during your first doctor visit can transform your healthcare experience and help you build a partnership that keeps you healthier.
Regular pediatric checkups do more than track growth—they catch developmental delays early and build lifelong healthy habits.
Hospitals are transforming routine checkups into comprehensive health screenings using AI and advanced imaging to catch diseases before symptoms appear.
Regular checkups and screenings can detect health problems before symptoms appear, when treatment is most effective and outcomes are best.
Starting in 2026, health plans must expand no-cost coverage for breast cancer screenings and patient navigation services.
A groundbreaking study of 46,000 women shows personalized breast cancer screening based on individual risk factors works better than annual mammograms for everyone.
New guidelines now let women collect their own cervical cancer screening samples at home, making prevention more accessible than ever.
New technology and corporate wellness programs are revolutionizing preventive care, but barriers still keep many Americans from getting essential screenings.
Employers lose $36.4 billion annually to preventable conditions, but workplace health screenings can catch issues early and save money for everyone.
Rising healthcare costs are forcing 37% of insured Americans to avoid medical care, with many skipping routine screenings that could prevent costly health problems later.