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At what age do you stop getting Pap smears?

According to the American Cancer Society, people over 65 who have received regular cervical cancer screening with normal results for the past 10 years can stop screening. However, this decision is not solely based on age and depends on various factors, prompting many to ask, "At what age do you stop getting Pap smears?". For some, continued screening is necessary based on their medical history.

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Understanding the Data: What percentage of people over 70 take statins?

According to recent studies and national health surveys, statin use is notably high and increasing among the senior population. Understanding the data is crucial, especially when asking what percentage of people over 70 take statins, as the figures vary based on health conditions and the specific age bracket.

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At what age do you stop having colonoscopies? A guide for seniors

For average-risk individuals, screenings are typically recommended until age 75, but a careful discussion with your doctor becomes critical between 76 and 85. Knowing at what age do you stop having colonoscopies requires weighing personal health against standard guidelines.

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