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10 Breast Cancer Myths You Need to Stop Believing
Knowledge is power—unless you’re falling for these common misconceptions.
Never-Smokers Get Lung Cancer, Too
Turns out, anyone with lungs is at risk. But if you’ve never smoked and are facing a lung cancer diagnosis, here are 10 things you should know.
Why Isn’t There an HPV Test for Men?
More and more men are being diagnosed with HPV-related cancers of the throat. So why aren’t they routinely screened for the virus?
Should You Take PrEP to Prevent HIV? Here's What You Should Know
The drug is more than 90% effective at preventing the spread of HIV through sex. So why aren’t more docs prescribing it?
Gluten During Pregnancy Linked to Diabetes
Can a gluten-free diet during pregnancy reduce your child's risk of diabetes? Find out if you should cut gluten out of your diet while you're pregnant.
Pregnancy Complications and Your Thyroid
What you need to know if you’re planning on becoming, or are pregnant.
An Extra Routine Ultrasound Scan Could Prevent This Common Birth Complication
Most moms-to-be only get two ultrasounds during pregnancy — but new research could change that, benefiting moms and babies alike.
It's Time to Rethink That Aspirin-a-Day
Have you heard? There are brand new guidelines regarding taking aspirin to help prevent heart disease. Here’s what you need to know.
Attention Gen-Xers: You Could Be at Risk for Falling, Too
You may think this is only an issue for your elderly parents, but new research shows even those in their 50s need to watch their step.
Here’s Why You Should Get Your Main Nutrients From Food, Not Supplements
Put down the vitamin bottle for a second and listen up: A new study found that it’s the nutrients from food you eat that benefit you most.