October With Metastatic Breast Cancer
Some feel slighted or ignored during awareness month while serving as counter-examples to the common notion of survivorship.
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So There’s Arsenic in Our Rice—Now What?
Arsenic contamination affects a variety of rice forms: brown and white, organic and regular, long and short-grain.
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The Physician Burnout Epidemic: What It Means for Patients and Reform
In a large analysis published this week in Archives of Internal Medicine , researchers at the Mayo Clinic surveyed 7,288
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What We’re Talking About When We’re Talking About Cancer
In Wit, the play by Margaret Edson, Cynthia Nixon’s searing performance begs the audience not to turn away.
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More Butter for Your Bread?
A fresh debate on nutritional guidelines leads to the discovery of an old food wheel that listed butter as a
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What Should Doctors Wear? Even Lab Coats Could Spread Disease
With reports proving that germs can reside on scrubs, ties, stethoscopes, and white lab coats, some have said doctors should
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