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Physician reviewing a comprehensive health assessment with an adult patient at resTOR Longevity Clinic in Houston.

Why a Routine Physical May Not Tell the Whole Health Story

Why a Routine Physical May Not Tell the Whole Health Story A routine physical is important. It can review symptoms, medical history, blood pressure, medications, recommended screening and common la...

A physician and patient comparing two annual longevity dashboards with clear trend arrows and next actions.

How to Track Longevity Health Year Over Year | Houston

How to Build a Year-Over-Year Longevity Health Dashboard The best yearly longevity dashboard is a focused set of measures tied to personal risk and actionable goals. It may include cardiovascular, ...

A human silhouette with the brain, heart, muscles, and metabolic organs shown on separate aging trend lines.

Can Different Organs Age at Different Rates?

Can Different Organs Age at Different Rates? What Organ-Age Research Means Yes, different organs and tissues can show different molecular and functional aging patterns. Organ-age research may event...

A physician reviewing an hs-CRP trend line and possible temporary and chronic causes with a patient.

What Does a High Inflammation Marker Mean? | Houston

What Does a High hs-CRP or Inflammation Marker Mean? A high inflammation marker such as hs-CRP means inflammatory signaling is elevated, but it does not identify the cause by itself. Recent illness...

Dr. Gregory Burzynski reviewing hormone results and symptom patterns with a midlife patient.

Midlife Hormone Testing: What Results Mean | Houston

What Hormone Testing Can and Cannot Explain in Midlife Hormone testing can identify patterns that help explain symptoms or health risks, but a result should be interpreted with age, timing, medicat...

An active older adult completing a grip-strength assessment while a clinician reviews body composition.

Muscle Size vs Strength for Healthy Aging | Houston

Muscle Size vs. Muscle Strength: Which Matters More for Healthy Aging? Both muscle size and muscle strength matter, but strength more directly reflects what the body can do. Healthy-aging assessmen...