6 Self-Care Resolutions for the New Year
+ Infographic text Treat yourself right by getting A Mammogram Takes less time than a mani/pedi — and it can save
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+ Infographic text Treat yourself right by getting A Mammogram Takes less time than a mani/pedi — and it can save
Read moreLong before Covid-19 disrupted daily life and put millions of people at risk, polio outbreaks caused thousands of cases of
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Read moreSpoiler alert: It’s true. They do flatten your breasts like a pancake, but getting a mammogram is worth it because
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Read moreAs told to Nicole Audrey Spector Nothing is permanent. Tomorrow may bring a step back instead of a step forward.
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Read moreAs told to Nicole Audrey Spector I was overdue for a vacation. Working five to six days a week for
Read moreCan pregnant women get vaccinated? There is well-documented evidence of the efficacy, safety and benefits of maternal immunization. But, despite
Read moreBy Prakash Nagarkatti, University of South Carolina and Mitzi Nagarkatti, University of South Carolina On Sept. 1, 2022, the Centers
Read moreDid you know that adults need vaccines, even if they got all their vaccines as a child? Some vaccines you
Read moreEdie Norton went through her first bout of shingles when she was just 28. Now 60, the Herndon, Virginia, technical
Read moreNo one would blame you for assuming that the number of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) went down during the pandemic.
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Read moreKizzmekia S Corbett, Ph.D, is a viral immunologist whose work focuses on propelling novel vaccine development for pandemic preparedness. She
Read moreI knew better. Living in Arizona for 17 years, I’d gotten used to the blazing temperatures of summer. Days, and
Read moreEleven years ago, Kristen O’Meara was hesitant to vaccinate her newborn daughter. “I was suspicious,” O’Meara recalled. “I did a
Read moreBy Adewole S. Adamson, University of Texas at Austin Melanoma is a potentially deadly form of skin cancer that effects
Read moreAs told to Erica Rimlinger When I got my Covid-19 vaccine, I was told I might have side effects after
Read moreBy Prakash Nagarkatti, University of South Carolina and Mitzi Nagarkatti, University of South Carolina While COVID-19 vaccines continue to be
Read moreBy W. Larry Kenney, Penn State; Daniel Vecellio, Penn State; Rachel Cottle, Penn State, and S. Tony Wolf, Penn State
Read moreBy Timothy Pawlik, The Ohio State University; Elizabeth Palmer, The Ohio State University, and Samilia Obeng-Gyasi, The Ohio State University
Read moreEl Dr. Robert Nagourney hizo la revisión médica de este documento Marzo es el mes de concientización del cáncer colorrectal
Read moreMarzo es el mes de concientización del cáncer colorrectal a nivel nacional. Jamie VandenAvond notó sangre en su materia fecal
Read moreIn 2013, Katrece Nolen, a 47-year-old Black woman in Northern Virginia, noticed one of her breasts felt swollen. She called
Read moreI still remember that day so clearly. I was sitting across from my breast cancer surgeon when she held up
Read moreAs told to Liz Sauchelli The day I got my colon cancer diagnosis, my husband and I bought a bottle
Read moreBy Daniel Merino, The Conversation On April 18, 2022, a judge in Florida struck down the federal mandate requiring passengers
Read moreAs told to Erica Rimlinger That Thanksgiving, a stomach virus was going around. My son Jackson, a freshman at Bucknell
Read moreAs told to Erica Rimlinger After photographing weddings for 10 years, I was preparing to put my camera down and
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Read moreBy Matt Motta, Oklahoma State University and Timothy Callaghan, Texas A&M University American attitudes toward scientific expertise have become increasingly
Read moreBy Ryan Liu, Penn State Sitting barely 6 feet away from me, my patient yelled angrily, his face mask slipping
Read moreMarch is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. In early 2021, Jamie VandenAvond noticed blood in her stool. She was a
Read moreMedically reviewed by Dr. Robert Nagourney Colorectal cancer — often called colon cancer — occurs when cells in the colon
Read moreMedically reviewed by Dr. Robert Nagourney Colorectal cancer begins in the colon or the rectum, and is also called colon
Read moreMashaya Engel spent 2021 researching and preparing for the arrival of her first child. Every day, Engel found herself scouring
Read moreBy Sarah Varney, Kaiser Health News Anthony Cantu, 31, counsels patients at a San Antonio health clinic about a daily
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