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Long-Term Health Management

Meaning

Long-term health management is a comprehensive, proactive clinical strategy that extends beyond treating acute symptoms to focus on optimizing physiological function and mitigating age-related decline over the entire lifespan. This involves continuous monitoring of key biomarkers, strategic lifestyle modifications, and personalized therapeutic interventions aimed at preventing the onset of chronic disease and extending healthspan. The emphasis is placed on sustainability and consistency in health behaviors to ensure a high quality of life into advanced age. It requires a partnership between the patient and the clinical team.