Understanding Disease Risk
The human body is not a static entity; it adapts to its environment, which is crucial for understanding disease development. By examining the concept of prodrome, insights into cancer risk can be gained, revealing that many diseases stem from underlying vulnerabilities rather than predetermined paths. The analogy of a bald tire illustrates how risk factors can lead to disease, emphasizing the importance of proactive measures rather than reactive treatments.In this clip
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LONGEVITY with Nathalie Niddam
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