🩺 Essential Health Screenings for Young Adults (18-24)

• 1. Height, Weight, and BMI Measurement – Annually
• 2. Blood Pressure Screening – Every 2 years if normal (<120/80 mmHg) or annually if elevated
• 3. Cholesterol Screening – At least once between ages 17-21, especially if risk factors exist
• 4. Blood Sugar Screening – If overweight or at risk
• 5. Vision Screening – Every 1-2 years
• 6. Hearing Screening – As indicated by risk factors
• 7. Dental Screening – Every 6 months
• 8. Depression Screening – Annually
• 9. Substance Use Screening – Tobacco, alcohol, and drug use
• 10. Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) Screening – If sexually active:
  • • Chlamydia & Gonorrhea – For females ≤24 years or at risk
  • • HIV Screening – At least once, and more often if at risk
• 11. Cervical Cancer Screening (Females) – Start Pap smears at age 21, every 3 years
• 12. Skin Health Screening – Self-exams for mole changes and sun safety advice
• 13. Immunization Review – HPV (if not completed earlier), annual Influenza, and routine vaccines

🔍 Note: These are general guidelines. Always consult your healthcare provider for personalized recommendations.