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Assessing patient-reported outcomes can support treatment for hard-to-reach populations.

Only one in four Americans say they incorporate cancer prevention into their daily lives, according to a recent study.

The results of a poll in seven states “are alarming and should hasten our…efforts on viral suppression.” There’s also good news!

Human psychology and social media may be to blame for the spread of negative attitudes toward vaccines.

Results of a poll on antibiotic use in families prompt doctors to urge better education about these meds.

Marijuana is popular among people with cancer, but the FDA knocks cure claims.

Nowadays, more women buy condoms without worrying.

From one of the first studies to ever look at the degree of discrimination faced by people with viral hepatitis.

There are two vaccines that reduce the risk of HPV infection, but researchers don’t know if they can prevent oral infections of the disease.

Smoking is linked to memory decline in people 50 and older.

A countrywide survey of black women finally lets sistas speak for themselves, and the results are varied. Findings showed many African-America...

Some sexual education courses are expanding in China as premarital sex has increased 30 percent in the past two decades, Xinuanet.com reports.