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Even though the peak of the Covid pandemic is behind us, it has been difficult getting people back in the habit of getting their annual health care checks and screenings. Putting off these appointments, could lead to a more advanced, harder to treat medical situation.

9 Medical Checkups That You Need To Resume As vaccination becomes widespread, it’s time to resume regular health screenings, procedures, tests and in-person primary care visits

Cancer screening has plummeted the past 2 years. Colonoscopies decreased by 45%! Without screening, this cancer can turn life threatening. If you or a loved one isn’t complying with recommendations, visit www.beaconbiomedical.com to explore the blood test option.

How to Promote and Maintain Cancer Screening as COVID-19 Persists For the past two years, patients and providers have turned their attention to combatting a global health threat. We’ve nearly crumbled amid the chaos, but carried on through acts of comfort and innova...

A new developmental cancer drug that remains inactive in the body except at the site of the cancerous tumor. This would help alleviate damage to healthy cells and reduce many side effects. Instilling hope in our future for a more comfortable and effective cancer recovery.

'Masked' cancer drug sneaks through body to deliver anti-tumor treatment with fewer side effects Many cancer treatments are notoriously savage on the body; they attack healthy cells at the same time as tumor cells, causing a plethora of side effects. Now, researchers at the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) have designed a method to keep one promising cancer...

We are proud to be listed in the 7 Bioscience startups to watch in 2022! “These seven companies are working on innovations and treatments that could dramatically improve millions of lives and make for a healthier world—even for our pets,” said Tammy McLeod, Flinn Foundation president and CEO.

Seven Arizona bioscience startups to watch in 2022 - Flinn Foundation Metro Phoenix, Tucson firms to earn $30K through Flinn Foundation entrepreneurship program A regenerative treatment for Alzheimer’s disease, a respiratory-assist device to improve COPD patient care, a blood-based test for colore**al cancer, and a treatment to solve bad dog breath are some of the t...

While our blood test cannot yet be utilized for ages under 45, this article alerts the younger crowd on the importance of keeping an eye on their colon health.
Although colon cancer is rare in this age group, it is rising and when found, it seems to be more aggressive. **alcancer

Colore**al Cancer: What Gen-Xers and Millennials Need to Know Colore**al cancer is on the rise among people younger than 50. Yale Medicine physicians say people as young as 20 need to know the signs and symptoms.

Hope is by far one of the biggest positives drivers in our lives. This astonishing and remarkable study certainly falls into that category! Complete Remission needing no further treatment in 100% of the participants. **alcancer

A Cancer Trial’s Unexpected Result: Remission in Every Patient The study was small, and experts say it needs to be replicated. But for 18 people with re**al cancer, the outcome led to “happy tears.”

These 2 separate studies for colon cancer/breast cancer show promise that some patients may be able to forego chemotherapy and radiation after surgery. This would lead to a less invasive, more comfortable recovery.

Can cancer patients skip post-surgery chemo? New research says some may be able to. Researchers are looking for ways to predict which cancer patients can avoid unneeded treatment to cut down harmful side effects and unnecessary costs.

Curious to learn all about the latest medical technology innovations being developed here in Arizona? Join me at the ’s 2022 MedTech Conference on Tuesday, June 21 to hear from an accomplished line-up of healthcare innovators and the businesses and people who help build capacity for growth. Use promo code "15OFF" to get $15 off registration. Register now: https://bit.ly/3mbzcgN
Interact with engaging exhibits, ask questions of expert panels, and walk away with turnkey guidance and best practices for how to develop, test, and scale your own med-tech solution.
I’ll be part of the day long program. Our session is at 2-2:30PM. It’s a one-on-one discussion facilitated by the Arizona Commerce Authority with Beacon Biomedical (i.e. me as the CEO of Beacon) , and the session is entitled: Charting Your Path to Commercialization: How to Incorporate the SBIR Program into Your Company's Funding Model. #

2022 MedTech Conference Please join the Arizona Technology Council for its sixth annual MedTech Conference on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. A Field of Dreams: Capacity Counts! MedTech developed at a rapid pace over the past two years. There is no better time than now to stop and take a closer look at what will be needed

Gain an understanding of the symptoms, risk factors, screening choices, stages and treatments of colore**al cancer. This is organized, clear and simply written. Unfortunately, many times by the time symptoms show up, colon cancer may be in a more advanced stage. **alcancer

What to Know about Colon Cancer Symptoms Colore**al cancer is a serious concern for those 50 and older. Here is a rundown of risk factors and the latest on screening, diagnosis and treatment.

As we have honored our military members that have passed to protect our freedom this memorial day, it is a good time to recognize a few simple life saving steps for 1 of the 5 most prevalent cancers affecting our veterans. This study reviews the timing between an abnormal stool or blood test for colon cancer and follow-up after receiving the results.

Delayed Colore**al Cancer Screening Follow-up Increases Veterans’ Death Rates - U.S. Medicine With about 4,000 new cases of colore**al cancer diagnosed each year, the VA has fought to increase screening for the condition, which is in the top five cancers afflicting veterans.

Four years ago the American Cancer Society and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force began recommending Colon Cancer Screenings at age 45 instead of 50. Studies have found that this change is making a significant difference in saving lives. Colon Cancer is not deadly with early intervention. Yet, the high incidence of death remains high! Please get screened and encourage your loved ones to do the same.

Women who screen for colore**al cancer at 45 reduce risk by 60% Researchers found a lower risk of colore**al cancer in women who started endoscopy screenings at age 45 compared to those who had not undergone screening at all.

It is NWHW (National Women’s Health Week). Our life styles have changed so much since Covid; Physical activity, Routine Doctor Visits/Testing, Stress, Mental Health and more. Beacon Biomedical and all of us here encourage you to read these critical health reminders for yourself and your loved ones future health.

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