Women Rejoice: Time to Bid Farewell to Your Annual Pap Smear
Screening women for cervical cancer every single year may do more harm than good.… More »
Susan Scher has a medical degree from Boston University and is a specialist in the field of medical education and health communications. She has written on a wide range of subjects related to the science and practice of medicine.
Screening women for cervical cancer every single year may do more harm than good.… More »
There were a number of changes to the 2012 clinical guidelines that doctors follow for adult immunizations, released by a federal panel.… More »
As many as 10 percent of adults suffer from the sleep disorder, and it leads to fatigue, anxiety, depression, and even congestive heart failure.… More »
Even with a long-term condition, the risk of a heart attack during sex is miniscule. The few who do have them, though, are often cheating.… More »
Long prescribed to reduce levels of cholesterol in the blood, high doses of statins might even end plaque build-up, according to researchers.… More »
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