(WKYT) - One Lexington local is working to create change for women nationwide. “We all know someone that has been directly affected by breast cancer,” Carla Switzer, FabOver40 campaign candidate says.
METCO Showcase Wellesley was well represented at the recent METCO Showcase in Dorchester, where hundreds of Boston families ...
Although Breast Cancer Awareness Month has ended, the search for a cure is all year round. Mayo Clinic is making ...
Starting in their 20s, women should have regular pelvic exams and Pap smears to screen for cervical cancer. In their 30s, ...
The Women’s Wellness Connection (WWC) team at Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center would like to thank our community ...
Members of the Fred Brooks Garden Club and Upshur County CEOs gathered at the Episcopal Church in Buckhannon in October to ...
Entrepreneur Katie Cole, founded a company that sells products for people struggling with hair growth. Little did she know, ...
Artificial intelligence successfully detected a woman's breast cancer, after a routine scan evaluated by humans came back as ...
Dr. Dennis Slamon, director of clinical/translational research and the Revlon/UCLA Women’s Cancer Research Program at Jonsson ...
Over the summer, the researchers published a new study in the journal Nutrients showing that Manuka honey could have the ...
Ahead of the Bengals-Giants game on Sunday, Oct. 13, Jill joined the program to discuss her history with breast cancer and urge viewers to consider genetic testing if they're high risk — a step ...
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