Too Many Cancers Still Spotted Too Late: CDC
Screening rates for breast, cervical and colorectal cancers vary greatly among states, report findsContinue Reading
Screening rates for breast, cervical and colorectal cancers vary greatly among states, report findsContinue Reading
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Conversely, many normal-weight women believe they’re too fat, Texas researchers reportContinue Reading
Survey found a strong association between the two, researchers sayContinue Reading
Some of the 30 newly identified genes are known to affect weight, hormones, metabolismContinue Reading
Cold medicine’s active ingredient is absorbed at similar rate to tamoxifen, study saysContinue Reading
Screening spotted cancer earlier, upped chances of survival in women with moderate risk factorsContinue Reading
Research finds benefits of expected lives saved outweigh the dangersContinue Reading
But excessive consumption is always damaging, doctors sayContinue Reading
And worrying about job loss seemed tied to more heart disease risk factors, researchers addContinue Reading
European research links analgesic use to undescended testicles, but U.S. expert says findings are ‘weak’Continue Reading
But rates of prescription drug abuse are similar, survey findsContinue Reading
Study urges friends, relatives, neighbors to offer caregivers urgently needed respite careContinue Reading
Study finds link between hormone Rx, colorectal tumors, but absolute risk is small, experts sayContinue Reading
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