How common is breast cancer overdiagnosis and how real are the benefits of screening?

CDC supports the new USPSTF recommendations for latent tuberculosis testing, and a larger role for primary care clinicians in identifying patients for testing.

Although there is no definitive proof that lavender and tea tree oils act as endocrine disruptors, studies suggest a possible link.

Beware of nutrient deficiencies in your vegetarian patients who are considering pregnancy, especially vitamin B12, iron, zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids.

One role of primary care physicians may be to evaluate persons seeking asylum in the United States, which involves a very careful and detailed history and physical examination.

One of the greatest worries of a cancer patient is the possibility of a painful death. Unfortunately, a painless death is not something that many oncologists around the world are able to promise.

Results of a comprehensive, international study have spurred a new framework for combating infectious diseases threats, says Dr Victor Dzau, president of the National Academy of Medicine.

Hand sanitizers may be quick and convenient, but washing with soap and water is still the most effective way to prevent infections.

A compendium of evidence from the two Nurses' Health Studies has changed public health in untold ways, Dr. JoAnn Manson says.

The recent death of a 17-year-old from a stroke reported to be a consequence of a hickey leads to the question: Can this really happen?