Articles for Tag: "Chicago"

Beating non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma against all odds 
Beating non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma against all odds
When Ray Cruz was diagnosed with cancer, he was determined to beat it.
Most women aren’t receiving genetic counseling after BRCA testing 
Most women aren’t receiving genetic counseling after BRCA testing
It can be difficult for individuals to understand their results and options. Learn more.
Spiritual beliefs may impact physical and mental health 
Spiritual beliefs may impact physical and mental health
A study found that those who felt punished by a higher power reported increased pain.
At what age are you most likely to lie? 
At what age are you most likely to lie?
Teens are found to be the most untruthful while young adults are the best at stretching the truth.
One man’s journey with Cowden syndrome  Featured
One man’s journey with Cowden syndrome
Brian Simmons shares his story of living with this rare genetic condition that often goes undiagnosed.
New flu vaccine expected to be better than last season 
New flu vaccine expected to be better than last season
The CDC encourages everyone older than six months to get vaccinated annually.
Should all women be tested for BRCA mutations? 
Should all women be tested for BRCA mutations?
Researchers say it’s only necessary for high-risk populations or those with a family history.