more common with age and can affect the heart, kidneys, nerves, eyes, and other parts of the body when poorly controlled.
Maintaining a healthy eating pattern, staying active, and discussing appropriate screening with a healthcare professional can help manage diabetes risk.
3. Certain Cancers
Cancer risk generally increases as people get older.
Being free of cancer at 60 is certainly positive, but it does not guarantee that cancer cannot develop later. Continuing recommended screenings and discussing personal risk factors with a healthcare professional remain important.
