
Access to Care is Important for Breast Cancer Survival
Statistics show women who do not have access to quality healthcare have much worse breast cancer outcomes. But it’s not just a matter of health insurance, access also refers to transportation, child-care, and other factors that all play a role...
Read MoreFast Treatment Can Affect Breast Cancer Survival
New research from the Cleveland Clinic appears to show that completing all phases of breast cancer treatment within a certain timeframe can lengthen survival rates for forms of the disease...
Read MoreBreast Cancer in African American Women
The mortality rate for breast cancer is 39% higher in Black women, according to the National Cancer Institute. Lack of access to care and health insurance may be major contributing factors...
Read MoreA Teen’s Harrowing COVID-19 Story
Meet an Ohio teen who contracted COVID-19, spent time in the ICU and rehab, and now looks forward to her senior year...
Read MoreSaving Women’s Lives During a Heart Attack
New research shows a substantial improvement in women’s survival after a heart attack if certain medical procedures are followed during initial treatment at the hospital or care center...
Read MoreNasal Sprays and COVID-19
Heavy use of steroid nasal sprays may help prevent severe COVID-19, according to new research from the Cleveland Clinic. But researchers say this study does not suggest that these sprays are a treatment or a cure in any way...
Read MoreUsing Technology to Treat Back Pain
Back pain is treated by many therapies, but as a last resort surgery can be used. High-tech tools can make surgery more efficient and effective...
Read MoreMusic Therapy and Cancer
Meet two teens who connected through music while undergoing cancer treatment...
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