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• Study: Older Women Need Pap Smears, Too

Women aged 70 and over should continue to get regular Pap smears to screen for cervical cancer, a study suggests....

• CDC: Binge Drinking ‘Huge U.S. Health Problem’

The CDC says binge drinking -- a quick 4 or more drinks for women, 5 or more for men -- is a "huge public health problem." Binge drinking rates are highest in Wisconsin, lowest in Tennessee....

• HPV Test Beats Pap Test for Cervical Cancer Screening

A test that looks for the virus that causes most cases of cervical cancer may be the best way to screen women over age 30 for the disease, a new study shows....

• Better Research Leads to Strides in Women’s Health

Better research in the past 20 years has led to lower death rates from breast cancer, heart disease, and cervical cancer. But little progress has been made in other conditions that affect women, including autoimmune diseases such as lupus, lung cancer, and Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new report on the state of women’s health research, issued by the Institute of Medicine....

• Male Circumcision Cuts Women’s Cervical Cancer Risk

Circumcising men can reduce cervical cancer risk in women, a new study shows....

• New Cervical Cancer Guidelines: Less Screening

Combining a Pap test with a human papillomavirus (HPV) test can safely extend the interval between cervical cancer screenings from three years to five years in many women between the ages of 30-65, according to new recommendations....

• New Cervical Cancer Guidelines: Less Screening

Combining a Pap test with a human papillomavirus (HPV) test can safely extend the interval between cervical cancer screenings from three years to five years in many women between the ages of 30-65, according to new recommendations....

• HPV Cancer Hits 8,000 Men, 18,000 Women a Year

CDC: HPV causes 8,000 cancers in men and 18,000 cancers in women each year. In women the most common HPV cancer is cervical cancer; in men it's mouth/throat cancer. Teen vaccination can prevent these cancers....

• IUD for Birth Control May Cut Cervical Cancer Risk

Women who use intrauterine devices (IUDs) for birth control, even for a short time, have a lower cervical cancer risk than those with no history of IUD use, new research suggests....

• Study: HPV Tests Better at Predicting Cervical Cancer Than Pap Tests

DNA tests that detect the most virulent strains of human papilloma virus, or HPV, may find more advanced precancerous cells that can lead to cervical cancer than traditional Pap smears, a new study shows....

• Guidelines Suggest Less Frequent Screening for Cervical Cancer

New federal guidelines are urging doctors to back off annual cervical cancer screening for most women....

• Low Vitamin D Linked to Breast Cancer

African-American women with low vitamin D levels have a greater likelihood of developing aggressive breast cancer than white women, a new study says....

• Binge Drinking May Affect Memory of Teens

Binge drinking may have lasting effects on the still-developing brains of teenagers, a study shows....

• Moderate Drinking May Cut Disease Risk for Women

A new study shows women who drank the equivalent of a beer or small glass of wine each day were less likely to develop chronic diseases like heart disease, cancer, and diabetes as they got older compared to nondrinkers or those who drink four or more drinks at one time....

• Study: HPV and Pap Tests OK Every 3 Years

Most women aged 30 and older with normal Pap and human paillomavirus (HPV) test results can safely wait three years until their next set of cervical cancer screening tests, according to a new study....

• Seven Main Complications of Cervical Spondylosis

Cervical Spondylosis, also known as cervical syndrome, mainly includes cervical osteoarthritis, hyperplastic cervical inflammation, cervical nerve root syndrome and cervical disc prolapsed. It is a type of degenerative disease pathological change. Now, more and more people, especially ones working in front of computer often, are suffering from cervical spondylosis. So we listed 7 major...

• Many Doctors Ignore Guidelines, Order Annual Pap Test

Many doctors still recommend yearly Pap tests to screen for cervical cancer even though the guidelines suggest that some women can wait three years between negative tests, a survey shows....

• Many Doctors Ignore Guidelines, Order Annual Pap Test

Many doctors still recommend yearly Pap tests to screen for cervical cancer even though the guidelines suggest that some women can wait three years between negative tests, a survey shows....

• Tall Women Linked to Greater Cancer Risk

Taller women are at greater risk for many types of cancers compared with their shorter women, a new study suggests....

• 2 Promising Drugs for Cervical Cancer

Two medications on the market to treat breast cancer and osteoporosis worked well to eliminate cervical cancer in animal studies, according to new research....

• Drink Coffee, Stay Happy?

Drinking several cups a day is linked with a lower risk of depression, according to a new study in the Archives of Internal Medicine that looked only at women. The benefit seems to start at two cups a day.Drinking several cups a day is linked with a lower risk of depression, according to a new study in the Archives of Internal Medicine that looked only at women. The benefit seems to start...

• Progress in Blood Test for Breast Cancer

Levels of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) may be elevated in the blood of women as many as 17 months prior to their breast cancer diagnosis, a finding that may lead to a blood test for breast cancer....

• Gene Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Risk

A new genetic link may help identify women with less dense breast tissue who are at lower risk of developing breast cancer....

• Men Have Higher Cancer Death Rates Than Women

Men are more likely than women to die of cancer in the U.S., a new study shows....

• Do False-Positive Mammograms Predict Cancer Risk?

More than half of women in the U.S. who get annual mammograms will have at least one false positive reading after 10 years of screening, and now new research suggests that these women may be at increased risk for breast cancer....

• Drinking Is on the Rise Among U.S. Women

Problem drinking among women in the U.S. is on the rise, a new study shows...

• Breast Cancer Deaths Drop Again

Breast cancer death rates continue to drop by 2% a year. Despite the decline, African-American women die of breast cancer 40% more often than white women....

• Multivitamins May Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence

Women with breast cancer who take multivitamins with minerals appear to face lower odds of having their cancer come back or dying....