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
Why We Need a Personalized Prescription for WellnessPrecision medicine holds promise, but more work is neededBy Pinchas Cohen, M.D.|November 29, 2017
Personalized Aging: Extending Lifespans and HealthspansHow medical science is customizing treatment and prevention strategies to do itBy Pinchas Cohen, M.D.|May 23, 2016
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
Comparing 3 Methods of Intermittent FastingResearch shows they can help some people lose weight and stay healthyBy Karen Asp|May 23, 2019
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
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
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
Elizabeth Blackburn: Influencer of the YearHer research shows we can have a profound impact on how we ageBy Emily Gurnon|September 27, 2017