Racism and Sexism Raise the Risk of Teen Dating Violence
According to a new study, Black and Latino teenagers who experienced racism and sexism had a higher risk of being victims of teen dating violence. Read more ›
Study Finds Abortion Providers Carefully Follow Medical Guidelines
Two new studies published in the journal Contraception have found that the vast majority of abortion providers carefully follow evidence-based guidelines when performing first- and second-trimester abortions. “ Read more ›
Defining Ovarian Cancer Subtypes for Better Treatment
Clarifying the distinctions between molecular subtypes of cancer could pave the way for more accurate prognoses as well as therapies tailored to each subtype. Read more ›
Could Self-Tests Curb HIV in Kenyan Truckers?
A study found that when drivers were given the option of HIV self-testing, they took advantage of it. Read more ›
Poor Oral Health Among Immigrants Linked to Lack of Insurance
A new study suggests that higher rates of dental health issues among noncitizen immigrants can be attributed to a lack of health insurance rather than other factors. Read more ›