Michele Lange, Arnp-Cnp

06/11/2026

Lung Health Screening
Who: Recommended for adults 50–80 years old with a 30 pack‑year smoking history (current or former smokers).

Test: Low‑dose computed tomography (LDCT) scan to detect lung cancer early.

Frequency: Typically once, then based on follow‑up results and risk factors.

06/11/2026

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06/11/2026

Have you had your annual health screening?

Common screenings include blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, cancer (breast, cervical, colore**al, prostate), osteoporosis, and vision or hearing checks. The type and frequency of screenings depend on age, s*x, family history, and personal risk factors.

Benefits of Health Screenings include:
Early detection of chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer
Prevention of complications through timely intervention
Personalized health guidance based on results
Peace of mind and informed decision-making about lifestyle and treatment options (CDC)

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06/10/2026

Heart Disease Screening
Blood pressure checks: At least once a year starting in adulthood.

Cholesterol tests: Every 4–6 years starting at age 20, more often if you have risk factors (family history, diabetes, obesity, smoking).

Blood glucose tests: Starting at age 45 or earlier if overweight/obese with other risk factors.

Physical exams: Include heart and lung auscultation, BMI measurement, and review of symptoms.

Behavioral counseling: For smoking, diet, and exercise to reduce cardiovascular risk.

06/09/2026

Prostate Cancer Screening
Who: Men aged 50 and older are generally recommended to consider prostate cancer screening.

Tests:
Prostate‑specific antigen (PSA) blood test to measure PSA levels.
Digital re**al exam (DRE) to feel the prostate.

Frequency: Your doctor will decide based on your age, risk factors, and family history.

Note: Screening may be offered earlier (45–50) for men with a family history or other risk factors

06/08/2026

Men's Health Week 2026 runs from June 8-14, focusing on raising awareness of preventable health issues and encouraging men to seek early treatment and support.

06/07/2026

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06/07/2026

Kitchen essentials for people with RA: https://fibromyalgiawomen.com/rheumatoid-arthritis-kitchen-tools/

06/07/2026

Make sunscreen part of your everyday routine! When you use it regularly, it helps protect you from sunburn, skin cancer, and early aging.

06/07/2026

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