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Is there a cutoff age for having a colonoscopy?

According to the American Cancer Society, regular colorectal cancer screening for average-risk individuals continues through age 75, with decisions for those 76–85 being individualized. This leads many to ask, is there a cutoff age for having a colonoscopy? The answer is nuanced, depending on a person's overall health, life expectancy, and preferences, rather than a strict numerical limit.

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Why no mammograms after 74? Understanding the Guidelines

According to the American Cancer Society, the decision to continue mammography screening for women over 74 is a personal one, influenced by many factors. Understanding **why no mammograms after 74** are a recommended blanket policy is crucial for making informed decisions about senior health.

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At what age is it recommended to get a bone density scan?

According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, approximately half of all women and up to one-quarter of men over age 50 will break a bone due to osteoporosis. Understanding **at what age is it recommended to get a bone density scan** is crucial for proactive health management.

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