No one should die from cancer, let alone lose their sight.

👉Can cancer really be prevented?

Yes, approximately 30 to 40% of cancers can be prevented through a healthy lifestyle (tobacco, diet, sun exposure, alcohol). However, prevention does not guarantee the absence of cancer.

👉At what age should screenings begin?

Recommendations vary depending on the type of cancer: colonoscopy around age 50, mammogram between 50 and 74, and Pap smear from age 25. Consult your doctor.

👉Is vision loss inevitable with age?

No, regular checkups allow for the detection and treatment of eye diseases before they lead to permanent damage.

👉Do dietary supplements protect against AMD?

Some nutrients (lutein, zeaxanthin) are associated with a reduced risk of AMD, but they do not replace ophthalmological monitoring.

👉What to do if a loved one refuses to seek medical help?

Try to talk to them kindly, explain your concerns, and offer to go with them. If the situation is truly urgent, contact a doctor or emergency medical services.


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