TuSalud Magazine

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Here Are 7 Tips To Help • Exploring How Cancer-Fighting Cells Get Reprogrammed to Help Cancer Grow — in Humans and Dogs • Low-Carb Diet Offers Benefits for People with Fatty Liver Disease - Tu Salud • Earlier Maternal Hepatitis B Treatment Curbs Vertical Transmission - Tu Salud • Do You Have Scanxiety? - Tu Salud • Whole-Body MRI and Cancer Screening: Should Patients Without Symptoms Get the Scans? - Tu Salud • One Dose of Antibiotic Treats Early Syphilis as Well as Three Doses - Tu Salud • GLP-1 Weight-Loss Meds Linked to Lower Cancer Risk - Tu Salud • Late-Stage Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Increases Rapidly as Mortality Declines Slow - Tu Salud • Many People With Advanced Cancer Receive Treatment Unaligned With Their Goals - Tu Salud • How Older People Are Reaping Brain Benefits From New Tech - Tu Salud • Does Hepatitis C Raise the Risk of Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder? - Tu Salud • Alcohol Use Tied to Higher Fatty Liver Disease Risk - Tu Salud • Latino Medical Students Awarded Full Scholarships - Tu Salud • When Hospitals Buy Physician Practices, Prices Go Up - Tu Salud • Health Care Groups Aim To Counter Growing National Scandal of Elder Homelessness - Tu Salud • Wegovy Gets Green Light for Fatty Liver Disease - Tu Salud • Few Children With Hepatitis C Receive Treatment - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Blueberry Pomegranate Smoothie - Tu Salud • Recently Pregnant Women With Hepatitis C Face Gaps in Treatment - Tu Salud • Quitting Smoking Is Associated With Recovery From Other Addictions • ‘A Fear Pandemic’: Immigration Raids Push Patients Into Telehealth - Tu Salud • Research in Context: Mitochondria and Health - Tu Salud • Good Nutrition Can Reduce Fatigue Caused by Cancer Treatment - Tu Salud • Time-Restricted Eating Can Help Cut Liver Fat - Tu Salud • Yeztugo PrEP Works Well for Young People - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Dutch Baby With Raspberry-Peach Compote - Tu Salud • Forget 10,000 Steps a Day. You Don’t Need That Many - Tu Salud • Colorectal Cancer Screenings and Early Diagnosis Surge in Younger Adults - Tu Salud • This Test Tells You More About Your Heart Attack Risk - Tu Salud • More Americans Are Family Caregivers; States Struggle to Help Them - Tu Salud • How Well Can Blood Tests Detect Multiple Cancers Early, When They’re Easier to Treat? - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Mango Lemonade - Tu Salud • Sleep Apnea Pill Shows Success Following Large Clinical Trial - Tu Salud • Obesity-Linked Cancer Deaths Tripled Since 1999 - Tu Salud • AI Technology Is Making Charting Patient Visits Less Time-Consuming - Tu Salud • Maybe It’s Not Just Aging. Maybe It’s Anemia. - Tu Salud • Latinos May Be at Increased Risk for Nerve Damage - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Watermelon Gazpacho With Mint & Feta - Tu Salud • The Truth About Sunscreen in Makeup: Types of SPF and What Actually Works - Tu Salud • Once-Monthly Oral PrEP Moves Into Phase III Trials - Tu Salud • Body Size in Early Life Linked to Increased Colorectal Cancer Risk Later On - Tu Salud • Waist-to-Height Ratio Outperforms BMI for Flagging Liver Disease Risk - Tu Salud • Testing Precision of Cardiovascular Risk Tool Among Latinos and Asians - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Cold Roasted Red Pepper Soup - Tu Salud • In a Nation Growing Hostile Toward Drugs and Homelessness, Los Angeles Tries Leniency - Tu Salud • Targeted Therapies: Precision Weapons in the War on Cancer - Tu Salud • Alarming Rise in Many Gastrointestinal Cancers in Young People - Tu Salud • Home Test Kits Boost Screening for Cervical Cancer - Tu Salud • Diets Heavy in Red Meat Higher Tied to Fatty Liver Disease Risk - Tu Salud • Successful Hepatitis C Treatment Lowers Heart and Kidney Disease Risk - Tu Salud • How Exercise Can Protect Against Alzheimer’s - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Summer Strawberry Slushie - Tu Salud • Breast Cancer Risk in Younger Women May Be Influenced by Hormone Therapy - Tu Salud • NIH Study Links Particulate Air Pollution to Increased Mutations in Lung Cancers Among Nonsmokers - Tu Salud • Many Older People Embrace Vaccines. Research Is Proving Them Right. - Tu Salud • Cysteine Restriction Plays Key Role in Weight Loss - Tu Salud • Psilocybin Has Long-Term Benefits for Cancer Patients With Depression - Tu Salud • Novel mRNA Technology Coaxes HIV Out of Hiding - Tu Salud • Many Americans Have Misconceptions About High Blood Pressure - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Strawberry Biscuits - Tu Salud • HIV, HPV and Anal Cancer: What Latinos Need to Know - Tu Salud • Global Warming Could Be Driving Up Women’s Cancer Risk - Tu Salud • Worried About Getting a CT Scan? Here’s What to Ask Your Doctor - Tu Salud • Mailed Self-Collection HPV Tests Boost Cervical Cancer Screening Rates - Tu Salud • As Cannabis Users Age, Health Risks Appear to Grow - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Quinoa Breakfast Porridge - Tu Salud • Grilling and Cancer Risk: What You Need to Know for a Healthier Barbecue - Tu Salud • Measuring Ultra-Processed Foods in Diet - Tu Salud • Movement Is Medicine for People With Cancer - Tu Salud • Wildfire Smoke May Worsen Lung Cancer Survival - Tu Salud • Switching to Camizestrant After Detection of ESR1 Mutation Improves Progression-Free Survival for Some Breast Cancer Patients - Tu Salud • Pre-Diagnosis Adverse Financial Events Increase Cancer Mortality Risk - Tu Salud • Rural Patients Face Tough Choices When Their Hospitals Stop Delivering Babies - Tu Salud • Diet Influences Survival After Stage III Colon Cancer - Tu Salud • PrEP Use Among Young Adults Increased Eightfold in Last Decade - Tu Salud • Nearly 4 in 10 Americans Can’t Access or Afford Quality Health Care - Tu Salud • More Evidence Links Physical Activity With Improved Cancer Survival - Tu Salud • Can Gut Microbes Save Patients from Chemotherapy Side Effects? - Tu Salud • Itovebi Combo Extends Survival, Delays Chemotherapy for Some Patients With Advanced Breast Cancer - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Honey Sriracha Tofu & Cauliflower - Tu Salud • Most Black and Latina Women Use Personal Care Products With Cancer-Causing Formaldehyde - Tu Salud • “A New Era” of Cancer Therapies - Tu Salud • Gender-Affirming Care Linked to Better HIV Outcomes for Trans People - Tu Salud • Gauging Biological Age to Predict Future Health - Tu Salud • When They Don’t Recognize You Anymore - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Pan-Fried Marinated Tofu - Tu Salud • Incidence Rates Of Some Cancer Types Have Risen In People Under Age 50 - Tu Salud • How Do Neighborhoods Impact Children’s Chances of Surviving Leukemia? - Tu Salud • Smoking Cessation Pill May Help Youth Quit Vaping - Tu Salud • Cannabis Could Be Bad for Your Heart - Tu Salud • Anal Cancer Rates Rising Most Among Older White and Hispanic Women - Tu Salud • Structural Barriers May Prevent Cancer Care for People Living With HIV - Tu Salud • Cancer-Related Fatigue May Decrease Recreational Physical Activity for Cancer Survivors - Tu Salud • A Single HPV Vaccine Dose Offers Good Protection - Tu Salud • Are Weight-Loss Drugs the Answer for Fatty Liver Disease? - Tu Salud • 90% of Americans Delay Routine Health Screenings - Tu Salud • Immigration Crackdowns Disrupt the Caregiving Industry. Families Pay the Price. - Tu Salud • Pickleball Offers Benefits for Cancer Survivors - Tu Salud • Latinos Treated by Same-Race Physicians Have Better Clinical Outcomes - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Coconut & Seeds Granola - Tu Salud • Healthy Nutrition and Physical Lifestyle Choices Lower Cancer Mortality Risk for Survivors - Tu Salud • NIH-Funded Study Identifies Potential New Stroke Treatment - Tu Salud • Daily Physical Activity, Even at Light Intensities, Linked to Lower Cancer Risk - Tu Salud • Hepatitis C Testing Rises During Pregnancy, But Most Still Go Untested - Tu Salud • Nerve-Sparing Prostate Cancer Surgery Preserves Sexual Function - Tu Salud • The Colorado Psychedelic Mushroom Experiment Has Arrived - Tu Salud • Sitting Too Much? These Easy Movement Snacks Can Keep You Active - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Coconut Gluten-Free Pancakes with Berry Syrup - Tu Salud • Amid Plummeting Diversity at Medical Schools, a Warning of DEI Crackdown’s ‘Chilling Effect’ - Tu Salud • New CAR-T Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Hard-to-Treat Cancers - Tu Salud • Study Tests Exercise Regimen for Latinos With Type 2 Diabetes - Tu Salud • AI Tool Boosts Enrollment in Clinical Trials - Tu Salud • Long-Acting Injectables Work Well for People Without Viral Suppression - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Grilled Tempeh Caesar Salad - Tu Salud • Some CT Scans Deliver Too Much Radiation, Researchers Say. Regulators Want To Know More. - Tu Salud • mRNA Vaccine Shows Promise for Pancreatic Cancer - Tu Salud • Everything You Wanted to Know About Colonoscopy Prep (But Were Afraid to Ask) - Tu Salud • Epstein-Barr Virus’s Molecular Mimicry Reveals a Key Site of Vulnerability - Tu Salud • States Facing Doctor Shortages Ease Licensing Rules for Foreign-Trained Physicians - Tu Salud • Risk and Future Burden of Dementia in the United States - Tu Salud • Reducing Barriers to HIV Prevention Among Latinos in Texas - Tu Salud • Cancer Cells Can Cooperate to Grow - Tu Salud • Millions in US Live in Places Where Doctors Don’t Practice and Telehealth Doesn’t Reach • Understanding Barriers to Weight-Loss Surgery in Latino Communities - Tu Salud • How to Improve Safety and HIV Care for Trans and Gender-Nonconforming People - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Mocha Chocolate Tofu Mousse - Tu Salud • Mobile App Supports Smoking Cessation Among Latinos - Tu Salud • Personalized Vaccine May Help Prevent Kidney Cancer Recurrence - Tu Salud • How New Technology Can Enhance Patient Navigation and Equity in Cancer Care - Tu Salud • Can Aspirin Improve Colorectal Cancer Outcomes? - Tu Salud • Peer-Led Program Improves Mental Health in New Latina Mothers - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Citrus Salad With Ginger Syrup - Tu Salud • Dogs Paired With Providers at Hospitals Help Ease Staff and Patient Stress - Tu Salud • Building a Better Flu Vaccine - Tu Salud • Independent Pharmacies Know Their Communities But Many Are Struggling to Stay Open - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Pecan Pie - Tu Salud • Childhood Vaccination Rates, a Rare Health Bright Spot in Struggling States, Are Slipping - Tu Salud • How We Could Test for Unhealthy Alcohol Use Before It’s Too Late - Tu Salud • Can Medical Schools Funnel More Doctors Into the Primary Care Pipeline? - Tu Salud • Aging May Change Some Brain Cells More Than Others - Tu Salud • New Guide to Inform Cancer Patients on Genetic Testing - Tu Salud • WARNING: Don’t Fall for Scammers and Health Frauds - Tu Salud • Can Piano Lessons Relieve Chemotherapy Brain Fog? - Tu Salud • Prevention and Screening Drive Drop in Cancer Deaths - Tu Salud • Cancer Deaths Continue to Decline Despite Rising Diagnoses Among Women - Tu Salud • Microplastics in the Air May Be Leading to Lung and Colon Cancers - Tu Salud • Extended Paxlovid May Help Some People with Long COVID - Tu Salud • Is HIV Now Named “Lentivirus Humimdef1”? - Tu Salud • Gut Microbiome Tied to Chemo-Related Cognitive Problems - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Mock Sangria - Tu Salud • Mexican American Women Less Likely to Take Stroke-Prevention Meds - Tu Salud • Immunotherapy: What You Need to Know About This Cancer Treatment - Tu Salud • Now’s the Time to Discuss Family Health History - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Pear Arugula Salad With Maple Vinaigrette - Tu Salud • Exercise and Diet Combine to Improve Liver Health in People With MASH - Tu Salud • Addressing Needs of Latinos with Sleep Disorders - Tu Salud • Doravirine/Islatravir HIV Treatment Combo Looks Good in Late-Stage Trials - Tu Salud • Long-Term Exposure to Air Pollution Linked to Blood Clots - Tu Salud • Americans Are Uninformed About and Undervaccinated for HPV • Biomarkers Could Predict Liver Fibrosis in Latino Adolescents - Tu Salud • Rage Has Long Shadowed American Health Care. It’s Rarely Produced Big Change. - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Bacalao Fish Stew - Tu Salud • Nursing Homes Fell Behind on Vaccinating Patients for COVID - Tu Salud • Ibrance Slows Progression of Double-Positive Metastatic Breast Cancer - Tu Salud • Resources Are Expanding for Older Adults on Their Own - Tu Salud • Can Doubling Dolutegravir Shrink the Viral Reservoir? - Tu Salud • Study Finds Quality of Life Maintained with Active Monitoring for DCIS - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Maple-Glazed Salmon • Moderate Alcohol Consumption Fuels Liver Disease Progression in People With MASLD - Tu Salud • Telehealth Use Remains Low in Rural Areas - Tu Salud • Dietary Changes May Improve Blood Cancer Outcomes - Tu Salud • Over 1 in 5 Adults Worldwide Has a Genital Herpes Infection - Tu Salud • Program Targets Poverty to Improve Childhood Cancer Treatment - Tu Salud • Does Red Meat Cause Cancer? - Tu Salud • Homebound Seniors Living Alone Often Slip Through Health System’s Cracks - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Sweet Potato Muffins - Tu Salud • How Combining Drugs May Be More Effective at Treating HER2-Positive Breast Cancer - Tu Salud • Almost One Third of U.S. Pharmacies Have Closed Since 2010 - Tu Salud • Michigan Sets 4 Goals to Reduce HIV Diagnoses by 90% - Tu Salud • Abnormal Prenatal Blood Test Results Could Indicate Hidden Maternal Cancers - Tu Salud • Community Health Workers Spread Across the US, Even in Rural Areas - Tu Salud • How Climate Change Impacts HIV Treatment - Tu Salud • Kidney and Liver Transplants OK’d Between People With HIV - Tu Salud • News to Use: What to Know About Breast Cancer - Tu Salud • Why are There Almost No Clinical Trials for Kids With Long COVID? • Study to Test Efficacy of Text Message Support for Latino Caregivers - Tu Salud • Soy and Breast Cancer: Myths and Misconceptions - Tu Salud • Genetic Risk Assessment Guidelines Expand to Meet Growing Understanding of Hereditary Cancer Risk - Tu Salud • Too Much Sitting Linked to Increase Risk for Heart Disease - Tu Salud • Updated Model Reduces Liver Transplant Disparities for Women - Tu Salud • Beer-Only Drinkers’ Diets are Worse Than Wine Drinkers - Tu Salud • Want to Quit Smoking? Here’s New Support and Guidelines • Healthy Recipe: Tangy Sweet Potato & Cannellini Bean Soup • Diabetes Rate Has Increased From 9.7% to 15.8% Since 2000 - Tu Salud • Two-Drug Regimen Works Well for People With Advanced HIV - Tu Salud • One Million+ Patients Lose Coverage as Insurers, Hospitals Drop Medicare Advantage - Tu Salud • Tuberculosis Resurges as Top Infectious Disease Killer - Tu Salud • Time-Restricted Eating for Metabolic Syndrome - Tu Salud • Healthy Recipe: Atole With Quinoa & Cinnamon - Tu Salud • U.S. Latino Neighborhoods Have Less Access to Health Care - Tu Salud • Shaping the Next Era of HIV Therapeutics and Care - Tu Salud • Apretude PrEP Is Effective and Feasible in Real-World Studies - Tu Salud • Helping More Women Navigate to Breast, Cervical Cancer Care - Tu Salud • Improving Lung Cancer Outcomes in Latinos Through Clinical Trial Participation • Olanzapine and Cannabis Can Help Manage Nausea During Chemotherapy • Plant-Based Grocery Shopping Tips • More Than Half of Medicaid-Insured Infants Born with HIV Had No Preventative Treatment • FDA’s Promised Guidance on Pulse Oximeters Unlikely To End Decades of Racial Bias • Research in Context: Can We Slow Aging? • Healthy Recipe: Vegetarian Shepherd’s Pie • Physicians of Color More Likely to Care for Medicaid Patients • Alzheimer’s Disease May Damage the Brain in Two Phases • Physical Activity May Reduce Risk of Falls for Older Cancer Patients • Kidney Transplantation Between Donors and Recipients with HIV Is Safe • Ingredient in Popular Acne Products Linked to Cancer • NIH and FDA Leaders Call for Innovation in Development of Smoking Cessation Treatments • Dana-Farber Leads IGNITE Initiative to End Health Inequities in Pediatric Cancer Care • Low-Income Adolescents Are at Higher Risk for Fatty Liver Disease • Older Men’s Connections Often Wither When They’re on Their Own • Surge in Breast Cancer Among Asian American, Pacific Islander Women • NIH Launches Large Study to Tackle Type 2 Diabetes in Young People • Healthy Recipe: Moroccan Chickpea & Date Stew • Deadly High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy Is on the Rise • 3-Month Vaginal Ring Could Offer Longer-Lasting Protection Against HIV • Needs of Older People With HIV Are Going Unmet • Healthy Recipe: Miso Roasted Fall Vegetables • Here’s Why Getting a COVID Shot During Pregnancy Is Important • Medicare Now Covers All Forms of PrEP to Prevent HIV • Vegetable Gardening May Improve Health Outcomes for Cancer Survivors • Latina-Owned Yoga Studio Teaches Bilingual Classes to New Yorkers • Decades of National Suicide Prevention Policies Haven’t Slowed the Deaths • Internet Access Linked to Earlier Stage Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer Diagnosis and Care • Patients Recovering From Lung Cancer Surgery Impacted by Wildfire Disasters • Historic Numbers of Americans Live by Themselves as They Age • Healthy Recipe: Guacamole • For People With Severe Long COVID, Medical Care Is Out of Reach • High-Dose Vitamin D Doesn't Help Most Patients With Metastatic Colorectal Cancer • Rectal Exam or Blood Test: Which Is the First Step to Prostate Cancer Screening? • Healthy Recipe: Herby Tomato Soup • Enhertu Effective Against Breast Cancer Brain Metastasis • Spanish Language Website to Boost Stroke Awareness in Latinos • Healthy Recipe: Pumpkin Seed Crusted Chicken • Kaiser Permanente Prioritizes Latino and Black Health • Despite Advances, Breast Cancer Remains the Number 1 Cancer Among Women • No Link Between Cell Phones and Brain Cancer • Tattoos and Hepatitis C: What Are the Risks? • Study Highlights Physical and Emotional Impact of California Wildfires • Improving Post-Hospital Care of Older Cancer Patients • Grappling With Long COVID as an Elite Athlete • Long COVID Affects Adolescents Differently Than Younger Children • How Psychedelic Drugs Alter the Brain • Program Promotes Healthy Lifestyle Changes for Latino Children • Healthy Recipe: Crostini With Fig & Walnut Tapenade • Gen Z: Plugged In, But Not to Their Health • Cautious Optimism in San Francisco as New Cases of HIV in Latinos Decrease • Many Women Delay or Skip Cancer Screenings, Survey Finds • Blood Test Identifies Alzheimer’s Disease With About 90% Accuracy • Gay Men Are Missing Out on HPV Vaccines • Healthy Recipe: Cannellini Cake With Apricots • Social Media Bans Could Deny Teenagers Mental Health Help • Daily Marijuana Use Linked to Increased Risk of Head and Neck Cancers • Charting the Path to an HIV-Free Generation • Millions in U.S. Take Supplements That May Harm the Liver • Many Latinos Skip Wellness Checkups • STI Testing Every Six Months May Be Enough for PrEP Users • Start Breast Cancer Screening at Age 40? • Healthy Recipe: Zucchini & Corn Fritters • Many Men, Particularly Latinos, Avoid Routine Medical Care • CRISPR Gene Therapy Does Not Prevent HIV Rebound • Long-Acting Cabotegravir PrEP Is Safe During Pregnancy • NIAID Research to Eliminate the Threat of Viral Hepatitis Across the Globe • Medicaid Urged to Ensure Access to Long-Acting Meds That Treat and Prevent HIV • Healthy Recipe: Rainbow Fried Rice • Long-Term High Blood Pressure Increases Stroke Risk in Latinos • A New Way to Measure and Predict Human Immune Health • Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir PrEP Is 100% Effective for Women • Beyond PMS: A Poorly Understood Disorder Means Periods of Despair for Some Women • Pain Doesn’t Belong on a Scale of Zero to 10 • Healthy Recipe: Kale & Fennel Salad • Addressing Barriers to Mental Health Care for Latinos • Small Amount of Alcohol Can Raise Risk for People with Fatty Liver Disease • Older Women Are Different Than Older Men. Their Health Is Woefully Understudied. • How Expanding Hepatitis C Treatment Could Save Billions of Dollars • Healthy Recipe: Spaghetti With Clams • 40% of Cancer Cases and Almost Half of Deaths in U.S. Linked to Modifiable Risk Factors • Quick Test Could Help Reduce Dementia Care Disparities • Does Cannabis Reduce Inflammation in People With HIV? • Long-Acting Injectables Are Effective for Homeless People • Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity Raise Breast Cancer Risk • University of Arizona Works to Improve Diabetes Research in Latinos • Hepatitis C Treatment Lowers Heart Disease Risk • Improved Fitness Linked to Lower Prostate Cancer Risk • New Tests May Beat FIT for Detecting Colon Cancer • Antibody-Drug Conjugate Shows Promise in Patients with Early Stage HER2+ Breast Cancer • Nearly 1.8 Billion Adults at Risk of Disease From Not Enough Physical Activity • Most Veterans With Hepatitis C Are Successfully Treated • Healthy Recipe: Vegan Pho • Exploring the Potential of Pharmacies to Increase Access to HIV Testing • Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Cancer Survivors Have Higher Odds of Most Conditions • The Fuzzy Science on Whether Fido Is Actually Good for You • Young Gay Latinos See Rising Share of New HIV Cases, Leading to Call for Targeted Funding • FDA Authorizes Sale of Menthol E-cigarettes • Most Eligible U.S. Adults Not Getting Screened for Lung Cancer • Progress Against Anal Cancer Opens Door to Screening and Prevention • Food Is Medicine for People Living With HIV • Cancer Resources for Latinos • Healthy Recipe: Pan-Fried Marinated Tofu • U.S. Pharmacy Closures Impact Latino and Black Neighborhoods • Psychoactive Drugs Are Having a Moment. The FDA Will Soon Weigh In. • New Study Finds Regular Exercise Program Impacts Cancer Risk • Prior Authorization Can Delay Pain Management for Cancer Patients • Obesity at Time of Cancer Diagnosis Brings Higher Risk for Second Cancer • Healthy Recipe: Black & White Bean Salad • HPV Vaccine Prevents Cancer in Both Women and Men • AI Patient Navigator Reduces Disparities in Colon Cancer Screening • Obesity on the Rise Among NYC Latino Students • Most Breast Cancer Survivors Can Conceive and Give Birth • 4 Ways Vaccine Skeptics Mislead You on Measles and More • Moms With Undetectable HIV Can Breastfeed • New Options to Screen for HPV, Which Causes Cervical Cancer • Exploring a Meningitis Vaccine for Gonorrhea Prevention • Exposed to Agent Orange at US Bases, Veterans Face Cancer Without VA Compensation • Genetics Studies Have a Diversity Problem That Researchers Struggle To Fix • Cancer Clinical Trials Save Lives, and Diversity Matters • Studies Show Progress on Novel HIV Vaccine Approaches • Healthy Recipe: Baba Ganoush • Avocados Linked to Lower Diabetes Risk in Mexican Women • Dietary Choices Are Linked to Higher Rates of Preeclampsia Among Latinas • Liver Cancer Screening Improves Survival but Is Underused • What’s Keeping the U.S. From Allowing Better Sunscreens? • Healthy Recipe: Chilled Spring Pea Soup • HPV Testing for Cervical Cancer May Be Safe at Longer Intervals • Native Americans Have Shorter Life Spans. Better Health Care Isn’t the Only Answer. • Liver Fibrosis Diagnosis Promotes Lifestyle Changes • No. HIV Cannot Spread in Swimming Pools • Statins Linked to Reduced Liver Disease Risk • Green Space May Improve Young Children’s Mental Health • Urine Test Identifies High-Risk Prostate Cancers • Biktarvy Is a Safe and Effective Option During Pregnancy • Higher BMI Linked to Greater Risk of Obesity-Related Cancers • More Patients Are Losing Their Doctors — And Trust in the Primary Care System • Gut Bacteria May Reduce Cholesterol and Lower Heart Disease Risk • Healthy Recipe: Chocolate Whipped Ice Cream • Personalized Vaccines Show Promise for Hard-to-Treat Cancers • Florida Passes Bill Allowing Pharmacists to Provide PEP to Prevent HIV • Studies Offer Insight Into HIV Reservoirs and Viral Rebound • Cancer Screening Rates Are Lower at Federally Qualified Health Centers • Niacin Linked to Lower Risk of Death in People With MASLD • Healthy Recipe: Almond Milk Chai Tea • FDA Approves New Type of Immunotherapy for Early Bladder Cancer • Rapid Rise in Syphilis Hits Native Americans Hardest • Short-Term Incentives for Exercise Can Lead to Sustained Increases in Activity • Lack of Sleep May Worsen Inflammation in People With HIV • Stem Cell Changes Rejuvenate Immune System in Aged Mice • Addressing Cancer Disparities Among Minorities Is a Mission for the CU Cancer Center • Healthy Recipe: Citrus Quinoa Avocado Salad • Grant to Support Latino STEM Students at NYC College • Oral PrEP Works Well for Women if Used Consistently • The Pros and Cons of Using AI to Screen for Breast Cancer • Statin Use May Lower Risk of Death From Breast Cancer • Exercise Improves Cancer Survivors’ Cardiovascular Health • Meningococcal Vaccine Does Not Significantly Reduce Gonorrhea Risk • AI Analysis of Social Media Language Predicts Depression Severity for White but Not Black Americans • Half of People With Hepatitis Are Scared to Share Their Diagnosis • More than 25% of Cancer Survivors Report Significant Levels of Disability • Healthy Recipe: Chicken, Squash & Kale Quesadilla • Vaping Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Failure • Universal Hepatitis C Screening Benefits Cancer Patients • Proteogenomic Signatures May Help Identify Risk of Prostate Cancer Progression • Can Decaf Coffee Cause Cancer? • One in Five People With Cancer Participate in Medical Research Studies • Los Angeles Survey Highlights Health Inequities in Latinos • Healthy Recipe: Pear & Ginger Upside-Down Cake • How Patient-Led Research Could Speed Up Medical Innovation • The New Weight-Loss Drugs and Cancer • Biktarvy Can Be a Good Option for Post-Exposure Prophylaxis • New UCLA Research Program to Prioritize Latino Representation • Healthy Recipe: Matzo Ball Soup • If You’re Poor, Fertility Treatment Can Be Out of Reach • Your Child’s Medicine Probably Wasn’t Fully Vetted. Here’s Why • How the Anti-Vaccine Movement Pits Parental Rights Against Public Health • Daily Aspirin Reduces Liver Fat in People With MASLD • Early Detection May Help Kentucky Tamp Down Its Lung Cancer Crisis • Healthy Recipe: Potato, Leek & Gruyere Pizza • How to Motivate People to Get Tested for Inherited Cancer Risk • NIH Scientists Find Weak Points on Epstein-Barr Virus • CDC Study Shows Effectiveness of RSV Immunization for Infants • Healthy Recipe: Ochazuke (Rice With Green Tea) • FDA Approves First-Ever Drug for Fatty Liver Disease • Men With HIV Have More Advanced Prostate Cancer at Diagnosis • Semaglutide Reduces Liver Fat in People Living With HIV • Coffee Linked to Lower Risk of Colon Cancer Recurrence and Death • Healthy Recipe: Black Bean Soup • Some Children Treated Very Early Have Sustained HIV Remission • First Once-Weekly Oral Treatment Keeps HIV Suppressed • A Leukemia Diary: 24 Years With CLL and Still Playing Golf • Vaginal Ring and Oral PrEP Found Safe for HIV Prevention Throughout Pregnancy • “Get a Pulse on PAD” Campaign Encourages Conversations About Peripheral Artery Disease • Statin Use After Diagnosis Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Mortality • With Medical Debt Burdening Millions, a Financial Regulator Steps In to Help • One in Eight People Are Now Living With Obesity • CDC Updates and Simplifies Respiratory Virus Recommendations • Only Half of Veterans with Hepatitis B Cirrhosis Are on Treatment • Diet Linked to Preeclampsia Risk in Pregnant Latinas • Smoking Cannabis Associated With Increased Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke • Women May Realize Health Benefits of Regular Exercise More Than Men • Should More People Be Treated for Hepatitis B? • Breast Cancer Risk Is Higher After False-Positive Mammography • Weight-Loss Surgery Improves Survival for People With MASH • Healthy Recipe: Baked Falafel • Obesity Disrupts Mitochondria, Reduces Fat-Burning • Cancer Patients and Survivors Say Their Top Policy Priority Is Affordability • Understanding Sex Differences in Autoimmune Disease • Large Insurer Not Penalized for Placing Most HIV Meds on Costliest Tiers • Too Much Sitting Linked to Liver Fat in People With HIV • Clinical Trial Helps Patient With Recurrent Metastatic Breast Cancer • How do we know HIV causes AIDS? • Healthy Recipe: BBQ “Pulled” Carrot Sandwich • Latinos With Respiratory Failure Five Times More Likely to Be Oversedated • Comparing Side Effects After Prostate Cancer Treatment • Older People With HIV May Be Taking Too Many Meds • Clinical Trial Aims to Improve Long COVID Care for Latinos • Resmetirom Could Be First Approved MASH Treatment • Healthy Recipe: Thai-Style Sweet Potato Curry • Imbruvica-Venclexta Combo Shows Benefits for Leukemia and Lymphoma • Women and Minorities Bear the Brunt of Medical Misdiagnosis • Some People With Dementia May Have Undiagnosed Liver Disease • Healthy Recipe: Homemade Granola • Switching to Vegan or Ketogenic Diet Rapidly Impacts Immune System • CDC Sheds Light on High HIV Risk Among Trans Women • Exercise Can Lower Cancer Risk and Improve Survival • Alcohol Use Does Not Impair Response to Hepatitis C Treatment • Can Family Doctors Deliver Rural America From Its Maternal Health Crisis? • Vigorous Physical Activity Linked to Lower MASLD Risk • Nearly 40% of People With Hepatitis C Are Unaware of Their Status • Healthy Recipe: Fennel & White Bean Soup • Rising Suicide Rate Among Hispanics Worries Community Leaders • “MIPrEP. MIChoice” Spotlights Michigan HIV Prevention Stories • Children of Color Receive Worse Pediatric Care • Childhood Cancer Linked to Later Medical Problems • Healthy Recipe: Stuffed Mushrooms • Childhood Stress Linked to Poorer Heart Health in Adults • HIV Antibodies Protect Animals in Proof-of-Concept Study • Can Plant Compounds Reduce Breast Cancer Recurrence and Death? • Mammography AI Can Cost Patients Extra. Is It Worth It? • These Patients Had to Lobby for Correct Diabetes Diagnoses. Was Their Race a Reason? • Anti-Diabetes Drugs May Reduce the Risk of Colorectal Cancer • Latinas in Medicine Report Discrimination and Depression During Medical Training • Gilead Is Studying Lenacapavir as Twice-Yearly PrEP • Healthy Recipe: Salmon With Grapefruit Vinaigrette • Are New HIV Cases Rising or Falling? • Cancer Advocates Urge Court to Protect Patients from Surprise Billing • Ultra-Processed Food Raises Likelihood of Fatty Liver Disease • Risk That Metastatic Breast Cancer Will Spread to the Brain Varies With the Subtype of the Disease • Desperate Families Search for Affordable Home Care • How to Decrease Advanced Breast Cancer Among Women of Color • Less Than 1% of Emergency Room Visits Include HIV Testing • Healthy Recipe: Peanut Sesame Noodles • Cancer Patients Face Frightening Delays in Treatment Approvals • Research in Context: Obesity and Metabolic Health • Biomedical STI Prevention Evidence is Inadequate for Cisgender Women • Healthy Recipe: Black-Eyed Pea & Pumpkin Stew • Severe Obesity on the Rise in Young Latino Children • 22 Cancer Groups Urge Biden to Support Ending Sale of Menthol, Flavored Smokes • Mortality Is High After Diagnosis of Alcohol-Related Liver Disease • Exercise Linked to Less Belly Fat in People With HIV • Former and Light Smokers Still Have Elevated Lung Cancer Risk • Meditation Is Big Business, but What Does the Science Say? • The Side Effect Roulette of Cancer Treatment • Healthy Recipe: Apple Pie Smoothie • FDA Approves First CRISPR Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease • Some Breast Cancer Patients Can Safely Skip Radiation Therapy • Scientists Identify Interferon-Gamma as Potential SARS-CoV-2 Antiviral • British Experts Recommend Statins for All HIV-Positive People 40 and Older • Could Long COVID ‘Brain Fog’ Be an Acquired Form of ADHD? • How Immunotherapy Impacts Populations Underrepresented in Clinical Trials • Could Very Early Treatment Cure Babies Born With HIV? • Impact of COVID-19 Infections and Vaccines on Preterm Birth • Post-Transplant Antiviral Therapy for Hepatitis C Offers Long-Term Benefits • Many Autoimmune Disease Patients Struggle With Diagnosis, Costs, Inattentive Care • Healthy Recipe: Breakfast Couscous • Medical Students Establish Wellness Clinics for Latinos in Ohio • Exercise May Boost Quality of Life for Patients With Metastatic Breast Cancer • Many People of Color Worry Good Health Care Is Tied to Their Appearance • Why It’s So Tough to Reduce Unnecessary Medical Care • Latina Women With Blood Pressure-Related Pregnancy Complications May Develop Heart Problems • Irregular Eating Can Raise Risk of Fatty Liver Disease • Antibodies Passed Through Placenta May Improve Survival for Infants with HIV • Healthy Recipe: Pumpkin & Arugula Salad With Hazelnuts • Long-Lasting Stress Increases Risk of Heart Disease • Your Phone Could Help You Hang Up on Smoking • Cancer Incidence Rates Declined for Most Cancer Types During First Year of COVID-19 • The Challenges of Cancer Caregiving • Caregivers Know Compassion Is Critical; Staying Organized Is, Too • Being Your Own Caregiver During Cancer • Who Takes Care of the Caregiver? • Which Groups in the U.S. Carry the Highest Rates of Cancer Deaths? • Healthy Recipe: Roast Chicken With Olives, Shallots & Prunes • Targeted Weight-Loss Program Is Effective for People with MASLD • CDC Supports Hepatitis C Testing for Perinatally Exposed Children • Lung Cancer Treatment Research Enters a New Era • Health Care ‘Game-Changer’? Feds Boost Care for Homeless Americans • Narcan, Now Available Without a Prescription, Can Still Be Hard to Get • Study Finds Better Predictor for Prediabetes in Latino Youth • Healthy Recipe: Arugula, Orange, Fennel & Olive Salad • Acupuncture and Massage Improve Pain for Patients With Advanced Cancer • Full-Body Scans Are Touted as Early Cancer Detectors, but Are They Worth the Hype? • Apretude Is an Effective PrEP Option for Transgender Women • Do Weight-Loss Drugs Work for People With HIV? • Food Insecure Teens Face Higher Risk of Liver Disease • Hepatitis C Treatment Improves Liver Cancer Survival • MASLD Is Expected to Rise Over the Next 25 Years • $5M Grant to Address Health Disparities in NJ Latinos • Healthy Recipe: Warm Chickpea Salad • Intermittent Fasting for Weight Loss in People With Type 2 Diabetes • Generic Daily HIV Prevention Pill for Young Gay Men Could Save Lives, Lower Costs • People Who Inject Drugs Can Be Linked to Hepatitis C Treatment During Hospitalization • Diabetes Predicts Loss of Liver Function in People With NAFLD • U.S. to Cover HIV Prevention Drugs for Older Americans • Let’s Have an Honest Conversation About What to Expect as You Age • Healthy Recipe: Eggs in Tomato Sauce With Herbed Yogurt • Replacing Meat with Plant, Dairy Protein May Benefit People With Cirrhosis • Breast Cancer Riddle: Best Ways to Screen and Treat • Healthy Recipe: Quick Pickled Carrots • Black and Latino People Have Higher Risk of Death After Surgery • For People With Sickle Cell Disease, ERs Can Mean Life-Threatening Waits • New Online Tool Allows Users to Quickly Assess Their Risk of Breast and Ovarian Cancer • New Care Model Delivers Hepatitis C Treatment to Most Vulnerable • Discrimination May Lead to Unhealthy Gut-Brain Changes • Healthy Recipe: Fusili With Roast Vegetables & Romesco • Improving Clinical Trial Participation for Latino Pediatric Cancer Patients • Why Are Clinical Trials So Important in Breast Cancer Treatment? • PEP-in-Pocket Is Another Option for HIV Prevention • FDA-Approved RSV Maternal Vaccine Protects Infants, Reduces Economic Burden • Chronic Kidney Disease May Increase Risk of Cardiac Arrest in Latinos • Healthy Recipe: Olive Oil Banana Bread • $7M Grant to Support Latino Students in STEM • More Evidence Cabenuva Works for People Without Viral Suppression • Is coffee good or bad for you? • Healthy Recipe: Tangy Braised Kale With Tomato • Psychologist Discusses Mental Health Stigma Among Latinos • New Medicare Advantage Plans Tailor Offerings to Asian Americans, Latinos and LGBTQ+ • Dare to Dream a Better Future for Children With Blood Cancers • NIH Designates People With Disabilities as a Population With Health Disparities • Psilocybin Improves Depression in People With Cancer • New Cancer Diagnoses Fell Abruptly Early in the COVID-19 Pandemic • Five Tips for Talking With a Health Care Provider About Your Mental Health • Adult Obesity Prevalence Remains High; Support for Prevention and Treatment Needed • Study Suggests Hep C Patients Should Consider Revaccination for Hep B • CDC Recommends New Vaccine to Help Protect Babies Against Severe RSV Illness After Birth • Healthy Recipe: Salsa Verde • Heart Disease and Stroke Risk Higher in Latinos • Vir Launches Trial of a New Type of HIV Vaccine • Do Integrase Inhibitors Raise the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease? • Reducing Mental Health, Suicide Stigma in Latino Communities • The Shrinking Number of Primary Care Physicians Is Reaching a Tipping Point • Healthy Recipe: Asparagus & Goat Cheese Frittata • Anemia, Hypertension Contribute to Racial Disparities in Pregnancy and Birth • Electrical Therapy Shows Promise for Lung Cancer but Fails for Ovarian Cancer • Most Non-English Speakers in the U.S. Are Turned Away Before Their First Cancer Visit • Timing and Cost of New Vaccines Vary by Virus and Health Insurance Status • More Evidence That Cancer Prevention Recommendations Work • Most Women With Early Breast Cancer Will Be Long-Term Survivors • One Third of People With Hepatitis C Are Unaware of Their Status • Healthy Recipe: Spinach Saag • The CDC Works to Overhaul Lab Operations After Covid Test Flop • Cannabis Improves Cognition in Cancer Patients • FDA Approves First Vaccine for Pregnant Individuals to Prevent RSV in Infants • A New Medicare Proposal Would Cover Training for Family Caregivers • Healthy Recipe: Roasted Cherry Tomatoes • Anti-Immigrant Attitudes Worsen Health in Latino Children • Air Pollution Increases Risk of Non-Lung Cancers in Older Adults • The Real Costs of the New Alzheimer’s Drug, Most of Which Will Fall to Taxpayers • How Abortion Ban Exemptions Play Out in a Post-Roe World • Latinos See Overall Decline in Cancer Deaths • People With Hepatitis C Still Have Higher Mortality After Being Cured • Guidelines for Preventing Blood Clots in People With Cancer • Healthy Recipe: Easiest Pesto Ever • Loss of Y Chromosome in Men Makes Bladder Cancer More Aggressive • Mental Health Services Needed in Latino Youth • Blood Test That Screens for Cancer Raises Hopes, and Worries • Healthy Recipe: Strawberry Sweetener • Breaking Down Barriers in Blood Cancer Care • Report Highlights Need for Latino Physicians • FDA Approves First Oral Treatment for Postpartum Depression • Is Fatty Liver Disease a Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease? • Largest Study of Its Kind Shows Need for Improvement in Esophageal Cancer Screenings • People With NASH Fare Worse Than Those With Diabetes • Congress Considers Easing Regulations on Air Transport of Donated Organs • Hepatitis C Rates Skyrocket Among Pregnant Women • If Diet Influences Cancer, Then What Makes a Healthy Diet? • Hepatitis B and C: A Closer Look at NIAID Research to Accelerate Elimination • Not Just the “What” But Also the “How Much” You Eat Matters • Delivering Oxygen to Tumors May Be Key in Overcoming Radiation Resistance • Medical Debt Is Making Americans Angry. Doctors and Hospitals Ignore This at Their Peril. • Healthy Recipe: Swiss Chard & Egg Muffins • Combatting Iron Deficiency in Girls and Young Women • Hepatitis B and C May Lead to Higher Cancer Risk Than Smoking a Pack a Day • Qigong Helps Cancer Survivors Reduce Fatigue and Stress • Obesity and High Weight Linked to Adverse Outcomes in Leukemia Treatment • Proposed Rule on Short-Term Health Plans Would Strengthen Patient Protections • New Breast Cancer Research Shows Importance of Diet and Exercise • Statin Cuts Cardiovascular Risk for People With HIV • Healthy Recipe: Chocolate Tahini Bars • Exclusion of Women of Color Leads to Disparities in Menopause Research • Living in Food Deserts in the U.S. Is Associated With Shorter Life Expectancy • Pinpointing Pain: Is It Cancer or Cancer Treatment? • Breast Density and BMI Both Play a Role in Breast Cancer Risk • How a Combination of COVID Lawsuits and Media Coverage Keeps Misinformation Churning • Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies Help Kids Control HIV • CDC Calls for Simplified Hepatitis C Testing • Excessive Drinking During the Pandemic Increased Alcoholic Liver Disease Death Rates • Rates of Fatty Liver Disease Are Rising Worldwide • Healthy Recipe: White Bean, Arugula & Tomato Salad • Childhood Obesity Intensified by Racial Discrimination • Why Cancer Treatments Might Not Work Very Well for Older Adults • Medicare Proposes Covering All Forms of PrEP to Prevent HIV • Even Brief Exercise Boosts Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells • Patients Squeezed in Fight Over Who Gets to Bill for Pricey Infusion Drugs • Medicaid Expansion Increases Palliative Care for Advanced Cancer Patients • Exacerbating Racism as a Public Health Crisis in the United States • Lean People With NAFLD May Have Higher Risk of Death • Many Latinos Know Little About Family Health History • Healthy Recipe: Quinoa Breakfast Porridge • Supreme Court Affirmative Action Decision Must Not Erase Years of Progress • Changes in Human Microbiome Precede Alzheimer’s Cognitive Declines • Need to Get Plan B or an HIV Test Online? Facebook May Know About It • Cancer Prevention Is a Year-Round LGBTQ Issue • Most People Who Need Hepatitis C Treatment Aren’t Getting It • Healthy Recipe: Cheesy Swiss Chard & Egg Breakfast Tacos • Too Many Adults Neglect Wellness Appointments • Tuberculosis Vaccine Candidate Could Be the First in 100 Years • How Long Do Lung Cancer Patients Need to Stay on Immunotherapy? • Improving Thyroid Cancer Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries • Is On-Demand PrEP Feasible for Young Gay Men? • Daily Multivitamin May Enhance Memory in Older Adults • Healthy Recipe: Leek & Potato Soup • $2.7M Grant to Study Lead Exposure in Latino Children • Modern Integrase Inhibitor Regimens Work Well Over the Long Term • Recovery From Addiction Is a Journey. There’s No One-and-Done Solution. • Lambda Legal Asks Court to Allow People With HIV to Join the Military • Increased Medical Debt Is Associated with Higher Cancer Mortality Rates • Addyi Improves Sexual Health for Women With Breast Cancer • Highlighting Cancer Patients & Advocates • Have Fun in the Sun and Keep Your Skin Safe • HIV Vaccine Induces T-Cell Response in First Human Trial • Healthy Recipe: Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins • Liver Cirrhosis and Related Mortality Are Projected to Rise • Digital Intervention Reduced Alcohol Use in Latinos • What’s Needed to Fix a Vital Drug Discount Program • A Striking Gap Between Deaths of Black and White Babies Plagues the South • Remote Work: An Underestimated Benefit for Family Caregivers • Tagrisso After Lung Cancer Surgery Cuts Risk of Death by Half • Experts Predict Increase in Cardiovascular Disease by 2060 • Healthy Recipe: Egg Salad With Basil & Capers • Statins Linked to Lower Risk of Liver Disease Progression • Study Finds High Rates of Persistent Chronic Pain Among U.S. Adults • Risk-Based Lung Cancer Screening Is More Cost-Effective • FDA Approves First Respiratory Syncytial Virus Vaccine • Metabolic Conditions Worsen Risk for People With Chronic Hepatitis B • Healthy Recipe: Maple-Apple Scones • Grants Totaling $1.5M to Advance Breast Cancer Care in Latinas • How to Grow Your Social Network as You Age • Drug Shortage Is Affecting Cancer Treatment • Highlighting Racial Disparities in Ovarian Cancer Risk • Heathy Recipe: Rich Chicken Stock • Prioritizing Heart Health in Expecting Latina Mothers • Study Highlights Financial Toll of Health Disparities in the United States • The Cancer Equity Project Launches With Three Initiatives to Tackle Disparities • Could Dual CRISPR Gene Editing Cure HIV? • Obstructive Sleep Apnea Associated With Increased Risk for Long COVID • Healthy Recipe: Easy Vinaigrette Dressing • Latino and Black Patients Benefit Less From Federal Health Program • Launch of the National Firefighter Registry for Cancer • Natural HIV Controllers May Still Be at Risk for Health Problems • Healthy Recipe: Potato Tomato Frittata • Gut Microbiome Aids Liver Repair in Mice • Latino Men Less Likely to Go to the Doctor • Many Elderly People with Advanced Cancer Receive Aggressive End-of-Life Care • Immune System Profiles of Extremely Long-Lived People • Healthy Recipe: Super Simple Gelato • Hair Relaxers May Decrease Ability to Conceive • Is there a vaccine to prevent cancer? • Healthy Recipe: Curried Chickpea Patties • Challenges Students of Color Face Applying to Medical School • Homeless People Have a Greater Risk for Hepatitis C Reinfection • Many People Don’t Know HPV Causes Cancer • Going Long: Viruses Linger With Lasting Impact • Streamlined Lung Cancer Trial Begins Enrolling Patients • Healthy Recipe: Black Bean Breakfast Burrito • Medical Marijuana Legalization Linked to Less Opioid Use • No-Cost Preventive Services Are Now in Jeopardy. Here’s What You Need to Know. • Blacks, Latinos Less Likely to Receive Allergy Shots • Healthy Recipe: Avocado & Egg Toast • Fewer Latino, Black, Lower Income Adult Smokers Switch to Vaping • Pulses: An Overlooked Food in a Plant-Based Diet for Cancer Prevention • Healthy Recipe: Fish Sticks With Lemon Mayo • California’s Anti-Smoking Push Spurs Big Savings on Health Costs • Regular Moderate Exercise Can Help Reduce Liver Fat • Two Rare Antibodies, One Drug, Four Viruses • Healthy Recipe: Cheesy Cauliflower Mash • Autism Diagnoses Now More Common in Latino, Black Kids • Many Men Can Delay Prostate Cancer Treatment • Latino People Are Least Likely to Receive Care for Hepatitis B • Where Are We Now With HIV Vaccines? • Healthy Recipe: Potato Souffle • Do I need to drink 8 glasses of water each day? • Shorter Primary Care Visits for Non-White, Publicly Insured Patients • Even Low-Level Detectable Viral Load Can Lead to Adverse Outcomes • Paid Sick Leave Means More People Get Screened for Cancer • Triple Infection With HIV, HBV and HCV Raises Risk for Liver Failure • Resources for Cancer-Related Clinical Trials • Don’t Drink to That: The Link Between Cancer and Alcohol • All Adults Should Be Screened for Hepatitis B, CDC Says • Healthy Recipe: Oatmeal Raisin Cookies • Four Weeks May Be Too Short for Treatment of Recent Hepatitis C • NAFLD, NASH Cases Rising Among Latinos, Children • Healthy Recipe: Quinoa Bowl With Tahini & Kale • 'Smarter' Breast Cancer Screening Measures Risk Down to Your DNA • Fast Food Consumption Linked to Fatty Liver Disease • Pilot Program to Make Hepatitis C Care Easier • Healthy Recipe: Dark Chocolate Brownie • Telehealth Helps People With Cancer Save Time and Money • Links Found Between Viruses and Neurodegenerative Diseases • Menopause More Than Doubles Risk for Fatty Liver Disease • People Who Use Drugs Can Be Successfully Treated for Hepatitis C • Vitamin D Supplements May Reduce Melanoma Risk • Kidney Problems Are Uncommon Among People Taking PrEP Pills • Latino, Black Patients in Dialysis at Higher Risk for Infections • Help Desk for Oncologists Treating a Rare Leukemia Pays Big Dividends • Latino People With HIV Experience Stigma and Health Care Discrimination • Brukinsa’s Approval Improves Targeted Treatment for Leukemia • States Continue to Shortchange Tobacco Prevention Programs • What is body mass index (BMI)? • Healthy Recipe: Carrot & Orange Soup • People With Alcohol Use Disorders Face Barriers to Hepatitis C Treatment • Patient-Doctor Relationship May Influence Bariatric Surgery Decision • Some States May Allow Nurses to Do More Without Doctors • Can Human Milk Prevent HIV? • Trial Suggests Expanded Role for Blinctyo in Treating Leukemia • Lean People With NAFLD May Have Higher Mortality Risk • WHO Launches New Roadmap on Breast Cancer • Healthy Recipe: Almond Pound Cake • Hairdressers of Color Exposed to Harmful Mix of Chemicals • Breast Cancer Vaccine Looks Promising in Early Study • Abstaining From Alcohol Improves Outcomes in People With Cirrhosis • Healthy Recipe: Chocolate Almond Loaf • Campaign Raises Awareness of Latinos With Cystic Fibrosis • Does Cannabis Use Impair Treatment Adherence? • Exercise Linked to Healthier Gut Microbiome • Healthy Recipe: Baked Apples With Rosemary & Honey • Retinal Detachment Surgery Outcomes Worse in Latinos • Ask Voters Directly, and Abortion Rights Wins Most Ballot Fights • Another HIV Vaccine Fails in Large Trial • CBD Oil Did Not Improve Symptoms for People With Advanced Cancer • Gut Microbes May Affect Motivation to Exercise • Disparities in Epilepsy Medication Prescriptions • Healthy Recipe: Vegetarian Sweet Potato Hash • Switching From New to Old Tenofovir May Reverse Weight Gain • Liver Cancer Is Expected to Rise 55% by 2040 • New Clinical Trials at Leading HIV Center Paused Over Funding Probe • Acupuncture Improves Joint Pain in Breast Cancer Patients Taking Hormone Therapy • How AI Found the Words to Kill Cancer Cells • Study Predicts Drastic Increase in Diabetes in Young People • With Stool Testing, Fewer Americans May Delay Colon Screening • Three-Drug Combination Therapy Effective in Patients with High-Risk Leukemia • New Clinical Tool Identifies Patients at High Risk for Blood Cancer • Capivasertib Delays Disease Progression in People With Advanced Breast Cancer • Vosevi Is Effective as Salvage Therapy for People With Hepatitis C • Healthy Recipe: Brussels Sprouts With Pecans & Dried Cherries • Few Americans are Aware of Links Between Alcohol and Cancer Risk • Studying Alzheimer’s in Latinos • People With Both NAFLD and Diabetes Experience Greater Fibrosis Progression • NIH Launches Harm Reduction Research Network to Prevent Overdose Fatalities • Researchers Study CRISPR Gene Editing to Cure HIV • Study Challenges “Good” Cholesterol’s Role in Predicting Heart Risk • U.S. Looks to Implement One-Step Hepatitis C Diagnosis • Young Latino Men With Higher Education More Likely to Use E-Cigarettes • Brukinsa Beats Imbruvica for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia • Hepatitis C Treatment Rate Remains Low, Despite Efficacy • Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Rose Sharply During the Pandemic • Healthy Recipe: Spicy Pasta With Kale & Almonds • NIH Grant to Study Heart Failure in Latinos • Scientists Map Genetic Evolution of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia to Richter's Syndrome • Employers Use Patient Assistance Programs to Offset Their Own Costs • Walmart Expands Specialty HIV Pharmacies, Launches Training Program • Moderna mRNA Vaccine Helps Prevent Cancer Recurrence • Racial Residential Segregation and Airborne Toxic Metals • “Cuide Su Corazón” Aims to Improve Latina Heart Health • Children’s Hepatitis Outbreak Still Lacks Definitive Answers • Healthy Recipe: Ginger-Poached Pears • Enhertu Improves Survival for Women with HER2-Positive Breast Cancer • Black and Latino People Are Underrepresented in Cirrhosis Clinical Trials • Cleveland Clinic to Charge for Some Patient-Provider Messaging • Project in Rural Kentucky Shows Progress Toward Hepatitis C Elimination • Prenatal Exposure to Common Chemicals Linked to Liver Injury in Children • Healthy Recipe: Black Bean Chili • Subjective Cognitive Decline Linked to Dementia Risk for Latinos • Black, Latino and Asian Children Are Less Likely to Have Surgery • Dr. Fauci Reflects on the Perpetual Challenge of Infectious Diseases • Inequalities Are Blocking the End of the AIDS Pandemic • Providers Ask Biden to Help Slash Wait Times in Emergency Departments • Most People Skip Follow-Up Lung Cancer Screening • Who Remains at Risk for Liver Cancer After Hepatitis C Is Cured? • This Pleasure Principle Boosts Condom Use and Fights HIV and STIs • What to Expect From a Screening Mammogram • Many People With Hepatitis C Could Benefit From HIV PrEP • Healthy Recipe: Apple Mango Chicken With Peach Plum Salsa • Military Sued for Barring People With HIV From Enlisting • What Happens When Breast Cancer Metastasizes to the Brain? • Campaign Helps Latinos Manage Chronic Conditions Beyond COVID • Study Looks at Monkeypox Among Cisgender and Transgender Women • Pennsylvania Governor Signs “Irresponsible” Law to Criminalize HIV, STIs • HCV-Positive and HCV-Negative Kidney Transplants Have Similar Outcomes • Vermont Corrections Department Fails to Treat Hepatitis C • Poor-Quality Sleep Linked to Fatty Liver Disease • Addressing the Nation’s Nursing Shortage • How much sleep do I need each night? • FDA Approves Vemlidy for Adolescents With Hepatitis B • People With Long COVID Face Barriers to Government Disability Benefits • Evidence for “Tough Conversations” Around Racism in Access to Cancer Care • Diet and Physical Activity After Breast Cancer • More Than 2.5M Youth Report Using E-Cigarettes This Year • The Tractor Supply Company Is Sued for HIV Discrimination • Liver Diseases Are on the Rise Worldwide • How Timing of Eating Affects Metabolism and Weight Gain • New Approach Could Make Bone Marrow Transplants Safer, Stronger • 10 Ways City Health Efforts Can Include People With HIV, TB and Hepatitis • Blacks, Latinos Less Likely to Receive COVID Treatments • Inflammatory Breast Cancer Linked With Higher Risk of Cancer Spread to the Brain • Experimental Monoclonal Antibodies Show Promise Against Epstein-Barr Virus • Studies Show Damaging Effects of Vaping, Smoking on Blood Cessels • Healthy Recipe: Lemony White Bean Hummus • Multi-Faceted Treatment Helps Young Breast Cancer Patient Through Her Cancer Journey • Cystic Fibrosis Is Underdiagnosed in Non-White Newborns • How can I tell if I have a cold, the flu or COVID-19? • Older People Living With HIV Issue Call to Action • Most Women Know About PrEP, but Few Are Using It • Mary J. Blige’s Personal Losses Led Her to Support Biden’s Cancer Moonshot • Fatty Liver Disease Linked to Greater Risk for Dementia • Jill Biden Discusses Breast Cancer Research at UCSF • 22 NFL Players Raise Cancer Screening Awareness Through “Crucial Catch” • As Links to MS Deepen, Researchers Accelerate Efforts to Develop an Epstein-Barr Vaccine • The Message Hasn’t Changed: Get a Colorectal Cancer Screening • Long-Term Results Confirm Benefits of Early HIV Treatment • Chickenpox Now Rare in U.S. Due to Routine Vaccination • Healthy Recipe: Summery Farro Salad • Diversifying Heart Health Care for Latinos • How Well Does the Monkeypox Vaccine Work? • New Guideline Recommends Integrative Therapies for Cancer Pain • Successful Hepatitis C Treatment Improves Liver Cancer Outcomes • Chicago Reports Big Drop in New HIV Rates, but Are the Data Skewed? • Hair Relaxers Linked to Higher Risk for Uterine Cancer • These Habits May Help Ex-Smokers Lower Their Risk of Death From All Causes • People Living With HIV Are at Greater Risk for Lung Cancer • 100-Year-Old Liver Transplants • Healthy Recipe: Cucumber, Yogurt & Wheat Berry Soup • Screening for Pregnancy Anxiety May Help Reduce Early Births • How Food, Housing and Lack of Transportation Affect Cancer Care and Outcomes • More Physical Activity, Less Sitting Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Risk • Insights From Over 1,000 Men With Metastatic Prostate Cancer • Discovery Could Change Direction of Treatment of Liver Disease • Hepatitis B Deaths Are Higher in Coastal and Appalachian States • Maternal Mortality Among Latinas Spikes • Free and Reduced Rate Hotel Stays for Cancer Patients Traveling to Treatment • Medicaid Expansion Led to Decreases in Cancer Incidence and Mortality Rates • New Study Shows Sugar-Sweetened Drinks Increase Risk of Cancer Mortality • How Well Do Hospitals Track Discrimination and Culturally Competent Care? • Study Confirms Link Between COVID-19 Vaccination and Menstrual Cycle Length • HIV Activist Tony Valenzuela Helms LGBTQ ONE Archives • CDC Reports Shift in Hepatitis A Infections • Genetic Tests Create Treatment Opportunities and Confusion for Breast Cancer Patients • Healthy Recipe: Cold Roasted Red Pepper Soup • Hypertension Linked to Faster Decrease in Brain Function • Early-Onset Cancers Are on the Rise Worldwide • Katie Couric Shares Her Breast Cancer Diagnosis—and a Message for You • Precautionary Antiviral Therapy Prevents Chronic Hepatitis C in Transplant Recipients • Explaining PSA Numbers and the Risk for Prostate Cancer • HIV and HCV Coinfection Raises Heart Attack Risk as People Age • Healthy Recipe: Lentil & Avocado Salad • Suicide Rates Spike Among Latinos • People of Mexican Descent May Have a Higher Risk of Liver Cancer With Each Generation • High-Cholesterol Diet May Accelerate Fatty Liver Disease • Healthy Recipe: Zucchini With Mint • Most LGBTQI+ Cancer Patients Lack Resources Tailored to Gender/Sexual Identity • “All of Us” Is Diversifying Health Care • Many Types of Leisure Time Activity May Lower the Risk of Death for Older Adults • Southern States’ Lackluster Monkeypox Efforts Leave LGBTQ+ Groups Going It Alone • Did the U.S. Jump the Gun With the New Omicron-Targeted Vaccines? • Can Substance Use Treatment Improve HIV Care? • Biden Details Cancer Moonshot Progress and New Initiatives • World Looks to Egypt in Fight Against Viral Hepatitis • Allow People With HIV and Hepatitis B to Enlist in the Military, Urge Lawmakers • Health Recipe: Turkish Style Bean Salad • Patient Groups Sue U.S. Health Department Over Co-Pay Rules • Latinas, Black Women Less Likely to Get Minimally Invasive Fibroid Surgery • SARS-CoV-2 Antigen Levels Linked to Patient Outcomes • Women Living With HIV May Need Better Access to Contraception • Meet Mary Wakefield, the Nurse Administrator Tasked With Revamping the CDC • Which States Had the Most Deaths Linked to Liver Disease? • Healthy Recipe: Kale & Feta Cake • Latinos Who Walk More Have Lower Risk for Diabetes • AIDS Memorial Quilt Heads to the South to “Change the Pattern” • Nearly Half of Cancer Deaths Are Due to Modifiable Risk Factors • Lawsuit Could End Free Preventive Health Checkups • Could Hepatitis C Drugs Help Treat PTSD? • Rural Americans Have Difficulty Accessing a Promising Cancer Treatment • Wastewater Surveillance Has Become a Critical Covid Tracking Tool, but Funding Is Inconsistent • Charlie Sheen Settles HIV Lawsuit With Ex • Fighting Current and Future Coronaviruses With a Single Vaccine • Easier Access to Hepatitis C Care Leads to Better Outcomes for People Who Inject Drugs • Healthy Recipe: Healthy Yogurt Ranch Dressing • New Campaign Encourages African Americans and Latinos to Perform CPR • NIH Experts Review Monkeypox Challenges • Sexual Dysfunction Is High Among Women With Lung Cancer • A Large Proportion of Men with Monkeypox Are Living With HIV • Studying Psychedelics to Treat Psychiatric Distress in Late-Stage Cancer • Facts and Fiction Collide in This Clever Novel of AIDS Activism • Anthony Fauci Will Step Down in December • 2 Million Life-Years and $21B in Earnings Lost Annually Due to Smoking • Can People Without Viral Suppression Benefit From Cabenuva? • Healthy Recipe: Mexican Black Bean Salad • “Count on Us” Campaign Celebrates Arizona’s Latino Community • Monkeypox Is Heavily Impacting Black and Latino Gay Men • $4.5M in Gilead Funds to Address Black HIV Care in Three Southern Cities • Injectable PrEP Works Equally Well for Transgender Women • Taking Antibiotics After Sex Reduces STI Risk • Young People Living With HIV Face Higher Suicide Risk • Healthy Recipe: Warm German Style Potato Salad with Caraway Seeds • HIV Pharma Giants and LGBTQ Groups Help Fund Monkeypox Response • Spanish-Speaking Latinos Excluded From Alzheimer’s Clinical Trials • CDC Streamlines COVID-19 Guidance • Vertical Transmission of Hepatitis C Is Higher Than Previously Reported • Adults With Limited English Skills Have Worse Access to Health Care • New Global Guidelines on HIV, Hepatitis and STIs for Those Most Affected • Baseball Icon Bernie Williams Launches Effort Against Liver Cancer • Spanish Woman Is in Remission 15 Years After Stopping HIV Treatment • Antihistamines Tied to Lower Risk of Liver Cancer in People With Hepatitis B or C • Monkeypox Emergency Could Change Vaccine Strategy • Skin Cancer May Be Overlooked in People With Dark Skin • Older, White and More Educated People Choose Medical Aid in Dying • Could Drones Provide HIV Care in Hard-to-Reach Areas? • Only 41% of Pregnant People Were Screened for Hepatitis C in 2021 • Enhertu Works for HER2-Low Metastatic Breast Cancer Too • Watch People Living With HIV Become a Work of ART • Healthy Recipe: Summer Garden Salad • Depression, Assimilation Linked to Sleep Duration in Mexican Americans • Weight Gain Linked to Higher Risk of Breast Cancer in Men • Most Stroke Patients With Depression Don’t Receive Mental Health Care • Lonely People With HIV Are More Likely to Skip Treatment • NIH Updates Hepatitis B Strategic Research Plan • As Experts Discuss Monkeypox Response, Advocates Demand More Action • Racial Disparities in PrEP Use Are Getting Worse • Healthy Recipe: Creamy Potato Salad • Latino Children Are More Depressed Than Their Peers • Another Man Appears Cured of HIV After Stem Cell Transplant • Mysterious Children’s Hepatitis Finally Has Some Answers • Encouraging Efforts to Develop a Vaccine Against Epstein-Barr Virus • Research on Multiple Avenues of Immunoprevention for Lung Cancer • Critics Worry Government Surveillance of HIV May Hurt More Than It Helps • Study Reveals Novel Monkeypox Symptoms and Transmission Routes • $2M Awarded to 4 Groups to Boost HIV Services for Transgender Clients • Healthy Recipe: Peach Sweet Tea Granita • Her First Colonoscopy Cost Her $0. Her Second Cost $2,185. Why? • Accuracy of Diagnostic Mammograms May Vary Across Racial and Ethnic Groups • The Causes of Liver Cancer Are Changing • How Much Health Insurers Pay for Almost Everything Is About to Go Public • People With Both HIV and Hepatitis B May Receive Better Care • Healthy Recipe: Cherry Pie • Lawyer Who Fought Abortion Rights Takes Aim at HIV Prevention PrEP • UCLA Scholars Launch Latina-Focused Research Policy Lab • Over 18 Million Americans Are Cancer Survivors; 67% Are 65 or Older • Racial Disparities Found in HPV-Related Throat Cancer • Antidepressants Improve Treatment Adherence for People Living With HIV • Healthy Recipe: Elote (Mexican Street Corn) • Dance Improves Cognitive Function in Older Latinos • HIV Accelerates Cellular Aging Soon After Infection • How to Get Rid of Medical Debt — Or Avoid It in the First Place • What If Hospice Services Weren’t Just for the Dying? • Healthy Recipe: Black Bean Burgers • Low Vitamin D Levels Found in Young People of Color • Asians, Blacks and Latinos Less Likely to Go to Cardiac Rehab • Health Officials Expand Monkeypox Testing and Vaccine Rollout • 100 Million People in America Are Saddled With Health Care Debt • Why Are Black and Latino Children at Greater Risk for Asthma? • HIV Testing Fell Steeply During the Early Pandemic • Native Americans Must Travel Farther to Access Cancer Care • Mood and Cognition Improve After Hepatitis C Cure • Healthy Recipe: Southwestern Kale Salad • Latinas Experience Highest Rate of Inaccurate Mammogram Results • Patient Navigation Plays a Role in Improving Cancer Outcomes • A Proposal in the Senate to Import Drugs From Other Countries • Over 100 HIV Groups Urge Congress to Fund a PrEP Program • Hospital Patient Data Secretly Sent to Facebook, Alleges Lawsuit • U.S. Awards $115M Through Ryan White Funds to End HIV • Healthy Recipe: Veggie Fried Rice • Supreme Court Rules Against Cuts to 340B Medicare Funding at Hospitals • ADHD Diagnosed Less Often in Black, Latino, Asian Children • “Depression Looks Like Me” Launches to Help LGBTQ People With Depression • Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Cardiovascular Death Among Cancer Survivors • Illinois Pharmacists Can Now Prescribe HIV Prevention Meds • More Overlaps Between Human and Companion Animal Cancer Research • Racial Disparities in Timely Care of Early Onset Colorectal Cancer Patients • Suicide Risk for Cancer Patients Decreased Since 2000 • People With Viral Hepatitis Who Drink Alcohol Have Worse Outcomes • Do You Wanna Funk at an AIDS Memorial? • Service Members With Undetectable HIV Can Remain Deployable • Three-Drug Therapy Plus Stem Cell Transplant Delays Multiple Myeloma Progression • Black and Latino People Have Higher Risk for Death After Certain Strokes • 9/11 First Responders More Likely to Have Fatty Liver Disease • Healthy Recipe: Garam-Masala-Marinated Chicken • These 7 Habits May Lower Your Risk for Dementia • Mindfulness-Based Approach Addresses Sexual Health Concerns After Cancer Treatment • Strawberries May Be to Blame for Hepatitis A Outbreak • Long COVID Symptoms Are Often Overlooked in Seniors • Which Cancer Patients Benefited the Most from Medicaid Expansion? • Healthy Recipe: Shakshuka Recipe • Art Therapy Offers Comfort for Children With Cancer • Watch Beyoncé’s Mom, an OnlyFans Star and a Sports Analyst Tackle HIV • Health Care Access for Trans Women With HIV • New Study Shows Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivors Face Increased Cancer Incidence and Mortality Risk • Higher Daily Step Count Linked to Better Cirrhosis Outcomes • Nurse-Led Program Improved Blood Pressure Among Black and Latino Adults in the Bronx • One Way to Improve Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Clinical Trials • Brown Rice & Chickpea Paella • Hepatitis and HIV Groups Protest 340B Restrictions to Low-Cost Drugs • Tailored Light Therapy Improves Sleep Quality for Breast Cancer Survivors • Some Recurrent Early Breast Tumors May Be New Primary Cancer • HIV Preventive Care Is Supposed to Be Free in the US. So, Why Are Some Patients Still Paying? • Some Latino Children With Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Face Higher Risk of Relapse • Stroke, Heart Failure Death Rates Accelerating in Some Latino Adults • Healthy Recipe: Baked Asparagus Fries • Children With Acute Asthma Experience Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Care • Can a Blood Test Predict Who Will Develop Lung Cancer? • High Blood Pressure and Diabetes Linked to Brain Changes • Jon Batiste Secretly Married Partner After Her Cancer Returned • Universal Hepatitis C Screening During Pregnancy Detects More Cases • Healthy Recipe: Rhubarb & Ginger Crumble • Healthy Diets Could Lower Heart Disease Risk in Latinos • ER Visits, Hospital Stays Drop for People Successfully Treated for Hepatitis C • Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Increased Cancer Risk • Long-Acting Cabenuva Injections Now Approved for Teens • Women With Irregular Menstrual Cycles May Have Increased NAFLD Risk • Healthy Recipe: Artichoke, Arugula & Olive Pizza • Latino Youth With Food Insecurity Vulnerable to Health Risks • Mapping the Hepatitis C Epidemic, Including Treatment Restrictions • The Pandemic May Delay Progress Toward Closing Racial Gaps in Cancer Outcomes • Gay Latino Men at Highest Risk for HIV Are Five Times More Likely to Use PrEP • New Guideline: Exercise, Healthy Diet Key to Long-Term Health for Cancer Survivors • Screening Rates for Hepatitis C Doubled When Doctors Didn’t Do This • Income May Be the Biggest Determinant of Whether Women Stay on PrEP • New Study Tests Three mRNA HIV Vaccine Candidates • Colorectal Cancer Survivors who Exercise—Supervised or not—Reap Benefits, Study Suggests • Diet May Impact Pregnancy Complications Among Latinas • Could There Be a Cancer Moonshot to Prevent Cancer? • Height May Factor Into Colorectal Cancer Risk • Cabenuva Every Two Months Maintains Viral Suppression for Three Years • Preventing Melanoma (and Other Skin Cancers) Among Latinos • Music Therapy Eases Pain in People with Sickle Cell Disease • President Biden Shines Spotlight on Military Burn Pits and Cancer • Eating Healthy Can Extend Life by a Decade—and Also Lower Cancer Risk • Encouraging Latino Youth to Pursue Health Care Careers • Can COVID-19 Testing Technologies Apply to Hepatitis C and Other Diseases? • Genetic Risk Score Could Identify Men With High-Risk Prostate Cancer • In a First, the FDA Approves a Condom for Anal Sex • CVS to Help Engage Minority Populations in Clinical Trials • Scientists Pinpoint Mechanisms Associated with Severe COVID-19 Blood Clotting • Both Hepatitis B and C Have Become More Common in Pregnant Women • Increasing Colorectal Cancer Screening Among Latinos • Breast Cancer Now Leading Cause of Cancer Death in African American/Black Women • Will Pop Star Troye Sivan Find Love in the HIV Movie “Three Months”? [VIDEO] • Healthy Recipe: Better-for-You Buffalo Chicken Dip • HIV Prevention Ring Withdrawn From FDA Consideration • HIV, Hepatitis and STI Rates Decline in DC—but There’s a Catch • What Kinds of Aerobic Exercise Reduce Liver Fat? • 111 Groups Urge Biden: Create a PrEP Grant Program to Prevent HIV • People With Lung Cancer Coped With Pandemic Better Than People Without Cancer • From Flavonoids to Foods: 40 Years of Cancer Prevention Progress • ASCO and American Cancer Society Collaboration Empowers People with Cancer Information They Can Trust • Healthy Recipe: Chocolate Chip Walnut Cookies • Why You Don’t Need to Worry About the Newly Identified “Highly Virulent” Strain of HIV • UPDATE: Gay and Bi Men Wanted for Blood Donor Study [VIDEO] • Trial Tests Strategy to Augment COVID-19 Vaccine Response in Transplant Recipients • Quitting Smoking After Lung Cancer Diagnosis Improves Survival • Biden Supercharges His 2016 Cancer Moonshot Program • Cabenuva Now Approved for Every-Other-Month Dosing • Mix-and-Match Trial Finds Additional Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine Safe, Immunogenic • Analyzing Racial Disparities in Prostate Cancer Outcomes • New Jersey Repeals Outdated HIV Crime Laws and Fights Stigma • Healthy Recipe: Chicken & Shrimp Jambalaya • Whatever Happened With That PrEP Patent Lawsuit? • Why Medicare Doesn’t Pay for Rapid At-Home COVID Tests • Long-Excluded Uterine Cancer Patients Are a Step Closer to 9/11 Benefits • Lifestyle Changes Improve Liver Health in Children With NAFLD • Colorectal Cancer Risk Is Higher Among Black and Latino Young Adults • Can You Score Cheaper Meds via Mark Cuban’s Online Pharmacy? • A Majority of Transgender Women With HIV Are Undetectable • COVID-19 Vaccination Does Not Reduce Chances of Conception, Study Suggests • Updated Guidelines: TAF In, Cabenuva Out for Pregnant People • Liver Enzyme Tests Often Fail to Identify Cirrhosis • Black and Latino Folks Are Less Likely to Be Referred for PrEP • How Not to Use Rapid COVID Tests • What Does Cancer Prevention Mean? • Is My Cloth Mask Good Enough? The 2022 Edition • Healthy Recipe: Quinoa With Roasted Winter Vegetables • Starting Hepatitis C Treatment at Time of Diagnosis Leads to High Cure Rate • Long COVID is Pitting Patients Against Doctors. That’s A Problem. • Mj Rodriguez Becomes First Transgender Actress to Win a Golden Globe • COVID-19 Vaccination Associated With Small, Temporary Increase in Menstrual Cycle Length • Hackers Possibly Accessed Data on 1.3M Clients at Florida’s Broward Health • Dominican Republic Is Doing the Most to Fund Ending HIV Among Trans People • Cells Accumulate Cancer-Causing Mutations With Age • California Requires Health Plans to Cover At-Home Tests for HIV and STIs • Healthy Recipe: Mini Lighter Quiche Lorraine • Teaching Is Poorer When Latino and Black Students Are the Majority in a Classroom • HPV Vaccine Dramatically Cuts Cervical Cancer Risk • When Should Youth Get Tested for HIV or Start PrEP? • Abortion Pill Restrictions Are Unnecessary for Women's Safety • How much alcohol can I safely drink? • Treating High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy Is Smart and Safe • Special Diets for IBS May Be Unnecessary • Some Doctors Now Recommend Stool-Based Tests Over Colonoscopies • In Research and Cancer Care, Indigenous Representation Matters • Tech Use for Diabetes Management Shows a Significant Racial Gap • Could a Song Prevent Suicide? • Research Uncovers Gaps and Opportunities in Acute Leukemia Care Across the Lifespan • Doctors Regularly Miss Chances to Administer Flu Vaccines to Older Patients • Weight Loss Surgery Linked to Lower Risk for Liver and Heart Complications • Challenges Against Hair Discrimination Mount • The American Cancer Society Releases Updated Report On Cancer Disparities In The U.S. • Breast Cancer Survival Rates Differ Dramatically by Where People Live • Can Electrical Stimulation Better Brain Function in Humans? • Yogurt May Help People Manage High Blood Pressure • Need for Liver Transplants Due to Alcohol Use Spiked During COVID-19 Pandemic • There's a Better Way to Talk to Patients • Like the Morning-After Pill, but for HIV • Cataract Surgery May Reduce Dementia • Take This Article With You When You Request HIV PrEP • High-Tech Screenings May Miss Skin Cancer in People with Darker Skin • Health Care for People With NASH and Obesity Will Cost Billions • Who Pays if Self-Driving Cars Are Hacked? • More Seniors Need Liver Transplants, Often Due to NASH • Most Youth Injuries at Home Results From Family Violence • Healthy Recipe: Spicy Turkey Posole • California Mandates That Hepatitis B and C Screenings Must Be Offered • Salud! Nutritious Diets Build a Stronger, More Efficient Heart • Work Commute Quality Can Determine Performance on the Job • System-Wide Failure to Protect Straight Black and Latino People From HIV • Common Painkiller Creates a Cause for Alarm During Pregnancy • New Cancer Treatments: Why Aren't All People Reaping the Benefits? • Can a Blood Test Gauge Post-Op Recovery Time? • Think About It! Healthy Eating Supports Cognitive Health • Long-Term Study of Children With COVID-19 Begins • Can Heartburn Meds Reduce Gum Disease Severity? • Hysterectomy Is Not the Only Option for Women With Uterine Fibroids • How Media Content Can Shape Kids' Moral Development • Major Study Continues to Generate Key Data on Latino Health • Healthy Recipe: Apricot Chicken • Smelling Trouble Is Key to the Human Survival Mechanism • Exercise Improves Sexual Function in Men with Prostate Cancer • Breast Cancer Patients Often Use Marijuana but Don't Tell Their Doctors • Can How Babies Look at Objects Predict Autism? • Multiple Sclerosis Onset Possibly Linked to Earlier Infection • Parkinson's Disease Research Must Include Diverse Populations • Healthy Recipe: Goat Cheese, Onion, Spinach & Lemon Pizza • Most Lung Cancer Patients Who Never Smoked Have Targetable Mutations • These Dental Care Tools Have Been Proved to Stop Gum Disease • Exercise Can Prevent Various Cancers