What Role Does Genetics Play In Uterine Fibroids?
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Norovirus is on the Rise: 7 Symptoms to Look For
A highly contagious stomach bug is making an unwelcome return just in time for the holiday season — and it’s not the flu or Covid. Norovirus, often referred to as the “winter vomiting disease,” has been steadily increasing in the read more about Norovirus is on the Rise: 7 Symptoms to Look For

Health Leaders Clarify: CDC’s Recent Comment on Vaccines and Autism Is Misleading
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention changed a key webpage about autism, shifting from a firm statement that vaccines do not cause the condition to language that suggests health officials may have ignored possible links. However, health experts read more about Health Leaders Clarify: CDC’s Recent Comment on Vaccines and Autism Is Misleading

Ending HIV Stigma: PrEP screening for all
We asked minoritized patients how they would feel if their doctor offered them an HIV test during their regularly scheduled visit. The overwhelming sentiment was that they would be offended. Why? They know not all patients are being offered an read more about Ending HIV Stigma: PrEP screening for all

The 7 Most Dangerous Leftovers to Reheat Are…
Even if something tastes good the day you eat it, it doesn't necessarily mean it's good the next day or even good for you the next day. The truth is, some of your leftovers could be making you sick. Leftover read more about The 7 Most Dangerous Leftovers to Reheat Are…

Do You Know the Health Legacy your Family Left You?
You probably know that our community is affected disproportionally by many chronic health conditions like heart disease (stroke), diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, glaucoma, sickle cell anemia, and mental health as the stress we suffer due to racism. Spoiler alert: read more about Do You Know the Health Legacy your Family Left You?

Make Collecting Family Health History Part Of Your Thanksgiving Plans
For some, being home for the holidays means lots of extra family time, often with multiple generations coming together to celebrate under one roof. Most likely, your conversations at this time will center around what’s new at work or what read more about Make Collecting Family Health History Part Of Your Thanksgiving Plans
