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From research to practice: Making colon cancer screening easier for patientsKPWHRI’s Kilian Kimbel reflects on how the SOS study helped pave the way for a new program to find and treat colon cancer early.
Celebrating the work of women in STEMOn International Women's Day, Washington STEM highlighted the work and career path of Lisa Jackson, MD, MPH.
Is blood pressure reading more accurate at home or clinic?Home blood pressure monitoring demonstrated to be an excellent alternative for making new diagnoses of hypertension.
Roundup of 3 recent studies on breast cancer screeningNew research spotlights overdiagnosis, MRI before surgery, and a new way of predicting breast cancer risk.
Thinking about getting an activity tracker? Here's a quick guide.Wearable monitors are a fun way to track your daily activity. Before you buy a device, here are some tips about features to look for.
Lessons about aging from COVID-19Eric Larson, MD, MPH, shares ways to reduce social isolation and loneliness, no matter the cause.
Preventing heart attacks, strokes through health managementHow the PHASE program improved care for people at risk of cardiovascular disease.
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