Why We Need a Personalized Prescription for WellnessPrecision medicine holds promise, but more work is neededBy Pinchas Cohen, M.D.|November 29, 2017
Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative and YouThe State of the Union proposal could lead to important health researchBy Emily Gurnon|January 22, 2015
How Precision Medicine Is Changing Cancer TreatmentOncologists are able to determine optimal drugs for individual cancersBy Dr. Craig Bowron|June 24, 2019
Personalized Aging: Extending Lifespans and HealthspansHow medical science is customizing treatment and prevention strategies to do itBy Pinchas Cohen, M.D.|May 23, 2016
Why We're Failing Older Adults with DisabilitiesHearing loss is not uncommon, yet affordable solutions are. If we're unwilling to improve lives when we have the tools, what does that mean for those living with more complex disabilities?By Nora Macaluso|August 15, 2022
5 Health Issues the Presidential Candidates Should Be Talking AboutFrom long-term care to personalized medicine, there's much to discussBy Julie Rovner|May 18, 2016
What You (and Your Doctor) Don’t Understand About Dementia Might Hurt YouA new dementia survey finds stigma and misperceptions all aroundBy Paula Spencer Scott|June 24, 2021
The 21st Century Cures Act: Who Wins, Who LosesThe legislation sailed through both houses of Congress, but it had fierce opponentsBy Sheila Kaplan|December 9, 2016
Comparing 3 Methods of Intermittent FastingResearch shows they can help some people lose weight and stay healthyBy Karen Asp|May 23, 2019
Startups to Age Healthier Look to Silicon Valley for SupportThese saw the most enthusiasm at the Silicon Valley Boomer Venture SummitBy Dan Fost|August 4, 2017