Imagine two identical twins — same DNA, same upbringing, same everything on paper. Somehow, only one develops cancer. Geneticists don’t have a clean answer for
Cancer isn’t waiting for you to hit 50. It’s coming younger, faster, and quieter than ever. A new report from KFF Health News found more
We may someday look back on this moment the way we now look back on paper medical charts. Primitive. A study recently published in Science found that
What if the test that could have caught your cancer earlier never existed — not because the science wasn’t there, but because a political dispute
A CDC study was just released confirming what we already knew: healthcare workers are experiencing burnout. Healthcare workers have high rates of depression and anxiety, and many
A new study from the Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute Center for Diagnostic Excellence estimates that possibly 795,000 people every year die or are seriously injured
A fecal transplant is when a doctor takes a sample of fecal matter from a donor and inserts it into the intestines of a patient,
Doctors in the future might decide not to prescribe radiation to patients with rectal cancer. A study was recently published in the New England Journal
Drug shortages are a common problem for healthcare facilities in the United States, but they’re usually resolved quickly and the drugs that are briefly missing
The United States Preventative Task Force (USPTF) has released a draft recommendation to increase breast cancer screening, with the goal to reduce breast cancer incidence