According to a 2021 study published by the Cancer Society, African Americans have a higher risk of developing oral cancer and a higher likelihood of dying from it compared to white Americans.

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After more than four years serving as executive director for the Village Project (VP), Meredith LaVecchia will be stepping ...

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Today show host Karl Stefanovic joined his wife Jasmine and hundreds of others in Sydney for the Mother's Day Classic walk on Sunday.

The Gazette will host a series of free, virtual panel discussions this week aimed at exploring Iowa's cancer rates, the ...

New Delhi: Delhi University's Shaheed Bhagat Singh College has asked its students and staff members to follow the official X ...

The Trump administration is banning all government agencies from doing any work on the upcoming G20 conference, essentially ...