Eric Topol speaks with singer, songwriter, and oncologic scientist Nazneen Rahman on the importance of understanding the genetics of cancer.

Trafficked people can easily go unrecognized, unless you know the signs. Dr Mishori explains how to identify victims and how to respond.

Dr JoAnn Manson describes how to stratify risk in menopausal women seeking hormone therapy for symptom relief.

Mitochondrial transplants raise some ethical issues, one being that a baby will have three biological parents. A leading bioethicist asks, 'What's wrong with that?'

Dr John Marshall asks clinicians to be mindful of the emotional response cancer patients will have to the PBS Cancer documentary--and to use heightened public awareness to push for research funding.

Dr Andrew Kaunitz reviews the results of a new meta-analysis with caution.

How does recurrence risk change for a patient who has already survived ovarian cancer for a few years? Maurie Markman comments on a recent Journal of Clinical Oncology paper addressing the question.

The fallopian tubes may be the answer to the puzzle of ovarian cancer pathogenesis. Dr Lundberg explains.

Dr Maurie Markman discusses a recent CDC survey revealing that 1 in 10 US adult women were not screened for cervical cancer during a recent 5-year period.

Women born without a womb have long been told that they can never carry children. However, a groundbreaking surgery has proven that uterine infertility may be reversible in the future.