New Tool For Predicting Breast Cancer In Black Women
Tuesday, November 27th, 2007Researchers have developed a new breast cancer risk prediction model that more accurately estimates the breast cancer risk of African American women.
Researchers have developed a new breast cancer risk prediction model that more accurately estimates the breast cancer risk of African American women.
Abbott to Present Comprehensive Safety and Efficacy Data on XIENCE V Drug Eluting Heart Stent to FDA Advisory Committee on November 29.
High-trauma nonspine fractures in older women and men are associated with low bone mineral density and an increased risk of a subsequent fracture.
Several newspapers recently published editorials editor in response to UNAIDS and the World Health Organization’s annual report on HIV/AIDS.
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee negotiators seek to revise a health care information technology bill.
Some physicians and large employers in US have been looking at a patient-centered medical home system to help reduce health care costs.
CMS proposed changes to the Medicare hospital reimbursement system that would reduce payments by a flat rate.
When it comes to describing the benefits and risks of prescription drugs, the hyper-competitive, around-the-clock media is rarely at its best.
Palm Beach Post examined HIV/AIDS in Florida, which has the third-highest caseload nationwide.
U.S. needs clear-headed talk and research on the health effects of racism.