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Epidemiologist Dr. Aisha Langford says vaccine hesitancy can actually be a good thing. Here’s why.

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A team of 500-plus employees achieved a remarkably successful vaccine rollout across 21 locations.

Telemedicine counseling by medical students helps patients with COVID-19 head home confidently.

Skeptical about the value of a video visit with a doctor, a woman finds the experience priceless.

A novel approach to treating early-stage nodules saves precious time—and lives.

Research finds prostate MRI during active surveillance leads to better quality of life and life expectancy.

About 25 percent of people with Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia, a rare blood cancer, do not experience symptoms.

Breast cancer previvor Erika Stallings has become an advocate for genetic testing for women of color.

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