A $700 blood test promises to detect 50 different kinds of cancer. The results come with major caveats.

A team at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis (MO, USA) have developed a tool to detect infections early among patients who have had breast reconstruction after cancer, potentially allowing for preemptive treatment that preserves implants, improves outcomes and reduces the emotional and financial burden on patients.

A study by doctors in India suggests that women who regularly use oral contraceptives face almost ten times greater risk of developing breast cancer compared to other women.

Uptown Roxboro sat quietly under Friday’s abysmal gray and cloudy chill all afternoon – with the exception of 117 N. Main Street.

A Super Bowl ad airing this weekend by telehealth company Hims & Hers pokes fun at "rich people" and their obsession with living longer.