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Age-Related Disease Prevention

Meaning

Age-Related Disease Prevention encompasses proactive, clinically-guided interventions designed to mitigate the physiological decline that predisposes individuals to chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease, neurodegeneration, and metabolic syndrome. This strategy focuses on extending healthspan by addressing the fundamental biological drivers of aging rather than merely treating established pathology. It represents a shift in clinical focus from reactive disease management to preventative longevity medicine. The goal is to sustain robust organ function and hormonal balance throughout the lifespan.