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What is the Breast Cancer Index Test?

For most women, hot flashes, fatigue, joint pain, and other side effects of antiestrogen therapy significantly impact quality of life. Antiestrogen therapies also increase the risk of osteoporosis (bone loss), blood clots, and other…

Busted: 6 Myths About Head and Neck Cancer

Unfortunately, some head and neck cancers can develop slowly over time without any obvious symptoms. For example, it usually takes years for oral cancer to develop after an HPV infection. Head and neck cancer symptoms can also seem like…

FAQs about STI testing

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are no laughing matter, but we need to talk about them. STIs can happen to anyone. If you have sex, you are at risk. About one in five people in the United States currently has an STD, and if you think…

What is a breast cancer index test?

Every case of breast cancer is different, so treatment should not be a one-size-fits-all approach. The Breast Cancer Index (BCI) is a test that can help you tailor breast cancer treatment to your individual tumor biology. Doctors use the…

Biopharmaceuticals for the treatment of asthma

EnglishAsthma is one of the most common diseases in the United States, affecting approximately 11 out of 100 women. It is a chronic (long-term) condition that causes inflammation of the airways and makes breathing difficult.Asthma can be…

Basic information about asthma

EnglishImagine breathing through a straw. Now imagine that you are running or very stressed and trying to breathe through this straw. This is what millions of people with asthma experience when they have an asthma “crisis” or attack.But…

Can couples therapy help your relationship?

My friends Jenny and Jon* always seemed like the perfect couple. They laugh at each other's jokes, eat off each other's plates, and have just the right amount of competitive spirit as they play Euchre and "That's Not a Hat." So I was…

Metabolic Syndrome 101

The philosophy that less is more is not for everyone. (We see you, cluttercore!) But it's a good rule of thumb when it comes to risk factors for health conditions. We know that the fewer risk factors there are, the better the chance of…

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