A Plant-Derived Compound Offers Hope for Cervical Cancer
New research found that a compound derived from three common edible plants inhibits growth of cells that prefigure cervical cancer. Read more ›
Is Banning Menthol Cigarettes a Social Justice Issue?
A new study looks at menthol cigarettes through a social justice lens, finding that young Black people are most vulnerable to the flavored cigarettes. Read more ›
This Drug Combination Could Mean New Hope for Battling Pancreatic Cancer
Outcomes for people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer are generally not good. But a new drug combination may have potential for battling the disease. Read more ›
A New Way To Deliver HIV Results: Over the Phone
There's so much stigma and fear surrounding HIV/AIDS that getting tested can be difficult. New research says delivering results by phone could help. Read more ›
New Insights Into Myelin Could Help Treat Multiple Sclerosis
New research has filled in key gaps in understanding how myelin is made. Read more ›
For Unhoused People, Periods Can Be Impossible to Manage
A new study explores the dual burden of menstruating while homeless. Read more ›
Helping Patients With Reproductive Health Care in Primary Care Settings
Four studies, published in three journals, looked at the expansion of reproductive health care services in primary health care settings. Read more ›
19 Years Later, 9/11 First Responders Still Face Cognitive Issues
New research found that PTSD and depression are related to cognitive issues in 9/11 first responders. Read more ›
New Yorkers Aren’t Quite Ready to Reopen: ‘The Stakes Are Very High’
Confirmed COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations may have declined in New York, but many residents say they need several safety measures in place before the state reopens. Read more ›