Depression and Smoking Go Hand in Hand in U.S.
Adults more likely to smoke, less likely to quit if depressed, CDC findsContinue Reading
Adults more likely to smoke, less likely to quit if depressed, CDC findsContinue Reading
Dangers were greatest for those on hormone therapy, study foundContinue Reading
Report finds they are more likely to develop, die from diseaseContinue Reading
200,000 in U.S. need such productsContinue Reading
Radiation therapy designed to ease pain can go on too long and be ineffective, study findsContinue Reading
As alcohol consumption increases, so does risk for non-cancerous breast disease, study findsContinue Reading
They typically live in areas where it’s tougher to get colonoscopies, study findsContinue Reading
More attention should be paid to prevention and treatment, expert saysContinue Reading
None of the states that boosted taxes in 2009 earmarked funds for smoking prevention, CDC findsContinue Reading
Two-drug approach may extend life for those with tumors in bile duct, gall bladderContinue Reading
Those with high levels of Epstein-Barr antibodies double their chances if they smoke, study foundContinue Reading
And over-the-counter drug might reverse genetic process that leads to disease, study findsContinue Reading
Vorinostat can be used with radiotherapy in palliative care, study findsContinue Reading
Researchers conclude that the link is weakContinue Reading
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