Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s award-winning, evidence-based screening program finds colon cancer soon after member Antonio Jofre’s 50th birthday.
Women who start their period later, go through menopause earlier or have a hysterectomy, may have a greater risk of developing dementia, according to a new study.
The former social worker now researches how to prevent and treat alcohol abuse in primary care. She's looking at ways to reduce alcohol, drug, and other behavioral health problems in at-risk children, adolescents, and adults.
Mar 11
Temperament of Babies Born to Mothers with Diabetes During Pregnancy Linked to Childhood Obesity
Feb 11
Kaiser Permanente Teledermatology Finds More Skin Cancers with Fewer Dermatology Visits
Jan 18
Linking Smoking Interventions to Surgery Yields Successful Outcomes
Dec 17
For Hospitalized Patients with Moderate Anemia, Study Supports Limiting Transfusions
Kaiser Permanente Study Finds 10-Year Follow-up Interval After Negative Colonoscopies Is Associated with Reduced Risk of Colorectal Cancer and Mortality
Apr 1
Here's How Emergency Contraception Actually Works
SELF.com
Mar 24
Fewer Periods May Mean Higher Dementia Risk
HealthDay
Mar 23
Bisphosphonates increasingly prescribed to the women most likely to benefit
Medical Xpress
Mar 19
Face-to-Face vs Teledermatology for the Diagnosis of Potential Skin Cancers
Dermatology Advisor
Mar 14
Kaiser Studies Show Value of Colon Cancer Screening
Livermore Independent
