After a blood test showed warning signs for prostate cancer, Al Roker’s doctors were able to confirm his diagnosis and make a treatment plan. African American men are 50 percent more likely to get prostate cancer and early screening is critical to saving lives.
Walk down the cold and flu aisle in any drugstore and you’ll spot dozens of over-the-counter drugs that contain...
An uninsured patient visited Dr. Gregory McCue’s practice in Cody, Wyoming, this week and explained that she can’t afford...
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Alarm bells ring in Matt Murray’s head when a prescription for misoprostol comes through his independent pharmacy in Boise,...
The number of children with lead poisoning potentially linked to tainted pouches of cinnamon apple puree and cinnamon applesauce...
The number of young people who are gender-diverse — including transgender, nonbinary and genderqueer — may be significantly higher...
Simone Webster always struggled with her emotions and mood swings. But the floodgates really opened last year when she...
It was 4 a.m. ET Wednesday when Kenzie Lewellen’s labor began at her home in Port Charlotte, Florida, with...
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