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Preventive Screenings by Age: How It Works, Explained Simply

Different checkups become important at different ages. In your twenties and thirties, blood pressure and cholesterol checks begin. A fact-checked patient-education video about preventive screenings by age — educational only, not medical advice.

Video Transcript

Different checkups become important at different ages. In your twenties and thirties, blood pressure and cholesterol checks begin. Around forty, checks often expand to include blood sugar. Colon cancer screening is commonly recommended starting at forty-five. Some screenings, like mammograms, are recommended for women. These checks aim to catch problems early, when they are easier to treat. Regular checkups keep this schedule on track over the years.

This video is educational only and is not medical advice. Every patient is different — talk to your provider about your specific situation.

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