February is National Cancer Prevention Month, a time to focus on choices that support long-term health at every age. For seniors, cancer prevention is especially important—and encouraging. Many preventive actions taken later in life can still lower risk, improve quality of life, and support independence. It’s never too late to benefit from healthy habits. Prevention isn’t about drastic changes; it’s about smart, manageable steps that fit your lifestyle. Why Cancer Prevention Matters for Seniors As we age, the risk of cancer increases—but so does the value of early detection and healthy living. Research shows that lifestyle choices, regular screenings, and preventive care can significantly reduce cancer risk and improve outcomes, even later in life. National Cancer Prevention Month is a reminder that your health choices [...]