The executive who oversees much of Moffitt Cancer Center’s scientific research has resigned from her leadership role after science journals flagged concerns over several studies she co-authored.
The ASPIRE Cohort could help unravel some mysterious and troubling links between cancer and race.
Addiction treatment centers in the U.S. don’t routinely test or offer treatment for hepatitis C.
People don’t typically think of suicide as an issue of economics, but it often is.
Some children spend months in hospitals while adults find them safe places to go.
New research suggests a first-of-its-kind drug for hepatitis B may let some patients stop treatment without showing signs of the liver virus
Many Florida workers are forced to make "impossible decisions" after having babies because they don't have paid family leave, say advocates, who have urged Florida to adopt a paid leave…
After months of rallies and lobbying by advocates, the AIDS Drug Assistance Program will once again qualify to receive life-saving medication after lawmakers reached a budget agreement Sunday night.
For decades, professional midwives have been advocating for laws to legalize and regulate their profession.
A new campaign is calling on more doctors, particularly in states like Florida with high rates of skin cancer, to use dermatoscopes for all skin exams. Experts say too many…