Precision medicine uses data on an individual's person’s diet, exercise routine, family history, environment, genetics, and more to tailor treatment and prevention of certain conditions to that person’s unique characteristics.

Cancer is expected to exceed cardiovascular disease as the leading cause of death in Arizona within the next 20 years.

Although one of the top 10 cancer types in the United States, a lot of people haven’t heard of endometrial cancer.

As the new semester begins, there is much excitement and anticipation—and often much stress.

Moving toward a more progressive and culturally relevant approach to Native American health care, Indian Health Services and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services require culturally sensitive care in health-care settings.

The field of precision medicine has been gaining steam over the past two years.

Dr. Lois Loescher is acutely aware of the vital importance of sun safety.

With the advent of warm weather the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center is reminding people of the dangers of rattlesnakes.

As an African American woman, I am aware that I’m in one of the highest-risk groups for dying from heart disease but my non-inherited risk factors are manageable.

A cancer survivor responds to stress in various detrimental ways, including psychological problems, such as anxiety and depression, as well as physical issues, such as high blood pressure, increased heart rate and elevated blood sugar levels.