Breast cancer can be effectively treated if detected early. Survival rate after treatment for breast cancer diagnosed in its earliest stages is over 90 percent. More »
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The age, number and type of primary care providers in rural Missouri will present future challenges to rural residents’ access to health services and have negative consequences for rural health improvement efforts. More »
With one in six women developing breast cancer in her lifetime, many people have a family member who has or has had breast cancer. How much does an “average family history of breast cancer” affect an individual’s personal risk of getting the disease? More »
The best seat is one that fits your child, fits your vehicle and is used properly and consistently. More »
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in men. It is important that men remember to see their doctor regularly for prostate cancer screenings. More »
Numerous children each year are affected by illnesses that could have been prevented through routine vaccinations. More »
Cord blood is the blood that remains in your baby's umbilical cord after the cord has been cut. Doctors have discovered that cord blood, like bone marrow, is a rich source of unique stem cells that can be used in medical treatments. More »
