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Alcohol is a leading cause of cancer, but public awareness of connection remains strikingly low in the US, with only…
According to the International Hyperchidia Union, about 7.8 million Americans are affected by excessive sweating. Usually, we produce sweat during…
People who encounter more often daily discrimination – these subtle snubs and weaknesses of daily life – are more likely…
If you constantly follow a diet and you can’t lose weight for some reason, there is a good chance of…
A significant improvement in the prevalence of American adults aged 65 years and over without disabilities – including memory, hearing,…
“I definitely don’t watch the news anymore,” one patient told me when I asked about her consumption of political news…
Climate change has happened in the news for over 40 years. It is usually covered as a scientific or political…
People with disabilities represent a significant portion of the US population and are the largest minority group in the country.…
From her base in Gallup, New Mexico, Melissa Wyaco oversees about two dozen public health nurses who crisscross the vast…
Racial and ethnic health disparities remain pervasive in most state health systems*. For most states where data are available, compared…