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About 13 of every 100 American men will get prostate cancer and 2 to 3 will die of it. Age is the commonest risk factor. Black and African American men are more likely to get it, to get it younger, and to die of it — which changes when the conversation about screening should happen.
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Hepatitis A is a short-term liver infection spread through contact with an infected person’s stool. Most people recover without treatment, and a vaccine is the best protection.
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Built in 1928 so children could breathe fresh air to ward off tuberculosis, Columbus's Open Air School was rehabilitated with historic tax credits in 2022 into a café, restaurant, gym, pottery and design studio.
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This scientific workshop was convened by the National Cancer Institute in 2003 to present and review the information available on the risk of breast cancer associated with pregnancy.
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You’ll also have a chance to ask any questions you may have about your child’s behavior or development. Learn what to expect so you can make the most of each visit. ## The Basics: Child Development ### How do I know if my child is growing and developing on schedule? Your child’s doctor or nurse can
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Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia gets worse slowly and causes no symptoms at the start, so the first line of treatment is watchful waiting — regular checks, no drugs. The aim is not cure but long remissions, and knowing that changes how the diagnosis reads.
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Hib vaccination made one serotype of Haemophilus influenzae rare. The non-type-b infections were always uncommon, there is no vaccine for them, and they have been increasing in recent years.
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[Español]( Tattoos are more popular than ever. Polling and data suggest that about 30% of all Americans, and 40% of those aged 18-34 years old, have at least one tattoo. While state and local authorities oversee the practice of tattooing, inks and pigments used in tattoos are subject to U.S. Food an
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A two-year survey found 18 kinds of land snail and one slug in Great Basin National Park, most of them tiny and hiding under limestone cliffs — likely survivors of a wetter Ice Age world.
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Someone returning from an area with Zika transmission should avoid mosquito bites for three weeks even if they feel completely well — not to protect themselves, but to stop local mosquitoes picking the virus up from them and passing it to somebody else.
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Kratom, a Southeast Asian plant sold as a supplement, was found in 152 of 27,338 overdose deaths in 27 states in 2016–2017 and listed as a cause in 91 — nearly always alongside fentanyl, heroin or other drugs.
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Caves trap and preserve fossils for millennia. Ice-age condor nests, sloth dung and saber-tooth cats in the Grand Canyon, bear claw marks in Oregon — where the Park Service's cave fossils are.
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[Español]( If you’re a smoker, you probably realize the dangers smoking may pose to your health. But have you ever thought about how the habit affects your pet? According to Food and Drug Administration veterinarian Carmela Stamper, D.V. M., the news is not good.
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The U.S. withdrew about 355,000 million gallons of water a day in 2010 — 13% less than in 2005 and below 1970. Thermoelectric power, irrigation and public supply took 90% of it.
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The Department of Energy’s superhighway for scientific information has been crucial to furthering research in the past, present, and future.
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An allergy is your immune system reacting to something that does not bother most people. Common triggers, the range of symptoms up to life-threatening anaphylaxis, and how allergies are diagnosed and treated.









