Faith, Healing and AIDS

Long wait times in emergency departments harm patients and medical staff alike.

Although most people screened meet the USPSTF criteria, only one in five returned for a follow-up test a year later.

HIV-positive heart transplant recipient (and cancer survivor) Miriam Nieves meets the family of the HIV-positive donor, Brittany Newton.

COVID-19 test results provide valuable data that public health departments can use to assess needs and modify responses.

People who achieved SVR two or more years ago were less likely to develop hepatocellular carcinoma than those cured more recently.

Unhealthy food and drink advertising on TV has increased in recent years.

As sexually transmitted infections spike, the WHO finds that safer-sex efforts are more effective when they mention pleasure.

Dulcy Wolverton, MD, addresses common questions about this breast cancer screening tool. Plus: 6 tips to help you prepare for a mammogram.

Diabetes and a large waist circumference are predictors of liver fat accumulation and fibrosis.

COVID can also affect the gut lining, which may allow pathogenic bacteria to enter the bloodstream and cause secondary infections.