Knowing they’re at increased risk for breast cancer isn’t enough to persuade many women to get MRI screenings — even if they’re free. Researchers studied more than 1,000 women in a U.S. military health system who had a 20 percent or greater lifetime risk of breast cancer due to genetics or personal or family history.… read on >
And recognize signs that they may not be coping
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They may be counterfeit read on >
More than one-quarter make choices that could undermine their health, report says read on >
And women have been hit even harder than men over past decades, study finds read on >
EPA moves likely cut cases of lung and bladder cancer read on >
Pediatricians’ group updates infection-prevention guidelines for medical offices read on >
Maintain an accurate history
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Relationships and employment often suffer, study finds read on >
Risk of head and neck tumors tied to HPV infection jumps to 15 percent for this group, study finds read on >
