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  • Can A Ct Scan Detect Cancer?

Can a CT Scan Detect Cancer?

October 1st, 2025|

Each year, approximately two million people are diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. With over 600,000 people dying from cancer each year, it’s the second-highest cause of death in the nation. Computed tomography (CT) scans are effective for detecting some types of cancer. The CT scanner captures images of [...]

  • A 3D Medical Illustration Showing A Blue, X-Ray Style View Of The Human Torso. The Image Details The Rib Cage, Spine, And The Heart Positioned Within The Chest Cavity.

How Long Does a CT Heart Scan Take?

September 30th, 2025|

Did you know that the most common type of heart disease in the United States is coronary artery disease? This is why a CT heart scan is frequently done to check for early signs of the plaque that leads to coronary artery disease (CAD), according to the Mayo Clinic. [...]

  • How Do You Detect Pancreatic Cancer Early?

How Do You Detect Pancreatic Cancer Early?

September 27th, 2025|

The American Cancer Society predicts that roughly 67,440 people will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2025, and they predict 51,980 of them will die. Unfortunately, pancreatic cancer doesn’t cause any symptoms until its late stages, which means that it’s often not diagnosed until it has already become advanced [...]

  • A Banner For &Quot;Healthy Aging Month&Quot; That Reads &Quot;September Is Healthy Aging Month&Quot; Below Five Circular Wellness Icons, Including A Heart With An Ekg Line, A Tree, And A Lotus Flower.

Healthy Aging Month

September 17th, 2025|

Healthy Aging Month is when the U.S. promotes awareness of how to stay healthy as we age. Government agencies and health organizations share the benefits of mental and physical health for older adults, as well as ways to stay healthy.  September is a month with an emphasis on health, [...]

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