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A groundbreaking immunotherapy drug has shown stunning results in early trials, shrinking tumors in men with advanced prostate cancer who had run out of treatment options. Researchers believe this breakthrough could eventually lead to cures for a disease that affects 1.5 million men worldwide each year.
After discovering she has 50 uterine fibroids, Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o is fighting to give women better treatment options than invasive surgery. She's raising $200,000 for research and taking her cause to Congress.
A San Diego cancer survivor is turning his unexpected diagnosis into a mission to save lives. Jerry McCormick's message is simple: early screening for prostate cancer can mean the difference between life and death, especially for Black men.
Female scientists from South Korea's top tech university just brought a genuine period care innovation to America. Their pads replace the hidden synthetic chemicals in most products with plant-based materials.
India is rolling out a nationwide HPV vaccination campaign starting February 28 to protect 14-year-old girls from cervical cancer, which kills 75,000 Indian women every year. The free vaccine will be available at 30,000 centers across the country.
A healthy baby boy named Hugo became the first UK child born from a deceased donor's uterus transplant, opening new doors for women with infertility. His mother was born without a uterus, but groundbreaking surgery and IVF made her dream of pregnancy possible.
A groundbreaking 18-year study from Sweden shows the HPV vaccine provides lasting protection against cervical cancer, with no signs of weakening over time. Nearly a million women participated in research that could help eliminate cervical cancer as a public health threat.
Seven countries in Southern Africa have achieved up to 50% reductions in maternal deaths while continuing to lead the world in HIV response. The SADC region's bold 2018 health strategy is delivering measurable results for women and girls across the continent.
Since the HPV vaccine became available in 2006, cervical cancer rates have dropped 27% among young American women, with some states seeing reductions over 50%. Every 10% increase in vaccination rates translates to nearly 12% fewer cancer cases.
After four years of living with a 15-pound tumor she thought was pregnancy, a 44-year-old Tanzanian woman finally received life-saving surgery at a free medical outreach clinic. Her story highlights both the success of expanded healthcare access and the critical importance of seeking medical care early.
Six-time PGA Tour winner Max Homa is speaking openly about his 20-year battle with seborrheic dermatitis to help others seek treatment. The golfer wants to break down the stigma that keeps many people, especially men, from seeing a dermatologist.
A portable surgical training device made in Kenya is helping doctors practice keyhole surgery at home, cutting recovery times and saving lives. Female doctors now make up 80% of recent graduates from the program.
A woman who never stuck with strength training finally found a program that worked—and doubled her lifting weight in one month. Her journey proves it's never too late to build serious muscle and transform your fitness.
A dedicated marathoner ran three full races during her pregnancy, one in each trimester, proving that staying active can be safe and empowering for expecting mothers. With medical support and a flexible training approach, she crossed finish lines at 3, 17, and 33 weeks pregnant.
A marriage counselor in Ghana is urging husbands to stand by their wives when intimate health challenges arise after childbirth, calling it a time for partnership rather than separation. Her advice comes after a man considered divorce over physical changes he noticed in his wife five months after she gave birth.
Routine mammograms could soon screen for both breast cancer and heart disease in a single appointment. New research shows calcium deposits spotted in breast arteries predict cardiovascular risk with surprising accuracy.
Jersey Shore's Snooki announced her stage 1 cervical cancer diagnosis but shared hopeful news that doctors caught it early thanks to regular Pap smears. She's using her platform to encourage fans to prioritize their health screenings.
After her own battle with breast cancer, Jayashree Ratan picked up a crochet hook and created something that changed 29,000 lives. What started as one handmade breast prosthetic in 2017 has become a nationwide movement restoring dignity to cancer survivors.
Scientists discovered that menopause reshapes your brain in measurable ways, but the good news is you can actively support your cognitive health through simple lifestyle changes. New research offers hope and concrete solutions for millions of women navigating this life stage.
New research proves running doesn't cause knee arthritis, and inspiring women in their 70s and 80s are living proof that you can lace up at any age. The old "running ruins your knees" warning? Doctors say it's time to retire that myth.
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