Health assessment often focuses narrowly on numbers like weight, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. While these measurements provide valuable information, true health encompasses a much broader ...

Health inequity refers to avoidable differences in health between different groups of people. Examples of health inequity include lower life expectancy, high rates of mental ill-health, and difficulty ...

It’s better to prevent an illness than to have to treat it. That’s why regular checkups are essential. Routinely evaluating your risk factors for various medical conditions, screening for cancer and ...