Type 2 diabetes has been spiking in adolescents, posing long-term risk for their health.
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Studies measure the safety of cancer drugs but don't capture their real-life tolerability.
Many lung cancers are still caught as proved the case for Marcy: by chance, not by regular screening.
Drug shortages deliver `gut punch' to patients unsure if their survival odds will be undercut.
Researchers strive to better understand why men are more vulnerable to many types of cancer.
A fecal test is easy and affordable. But which method is better at finding colon cancer?
New abortion laws jeopardize cancer treatment options for pregnant patients.
The pandemic fueled an upswing in drinking, but the risky trend among women preceded Covid.
Texas physicians face tough quandaries when treating miscarriage, after passage of new state law.
One Dallas mom spent six months in the hospital to treat the virus and then for stroke rehabilation.
Researchers push to revamp dialysis, designing prototype devices small enough to carry on the go.
Some pregnant women already travel more than an hour and a half to reach the 25-bed hospital.
With home visits and technology, Alabama physicians overcome long-held resistance.
In-hospital cardiac arrests often are deadly, but researchers are studying how to boost survival.
While erradication of cervical cancer is feasible, some groups, including Latinas, have fallen short.
Uninsured adults with cancer, or need to be diagnosed, have nearly no access to affordable care.
Sepsis can send a child to the brink of death within hours. A new coalition of hospitals is fighting back.
One in five Americans live in rural areas, but only 3 percent of oncologists practice there.
As telemedicine expands, some doctors and researchers question if it can rival in-person care.
Should women at high risk for ovarian cancer consider removal of their fallopian tubes?
For the last decade, Jan Scheuermann has been unable to move any of the muscles below her neck.
