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Studies highlight the need for better prevention and management of age-related health problems.

Biden’s CUREIT initiative aims to develop a toolbox of technologies to fight cancer, autoimmune disorders and infectious diseases.

Treatments that help the immune system fight cancer have revolutionized cancer care.

Patients are tired of shocking medical bills they didn’t expect and can’t afford.

Short-term insurance plans often offer very limited coverage and do not follow ACA rules. People mistake the low premiums for a good deal.

WHO cautions about possible cancer risk, but experts say most people don’t need to worry.

HIV-positive people who use checkpoint inhibitors have side effects, response rates and survival comparable to those of HIV-negative people.

Massage therapists who specializes in working with people who are dying or have an advanced form of cancer or other illness are rare.

New agreement ensures coverage of prevention services for now, a move applauded by patient groups for those with cancer, HIV and more.

People on Medicaid must have the right to sue if they can’t get care, notes groups representing those with cancer, HIV, diabetes and more.

Maintaining an undetectable viral load can halt progression of HIV and eliminate the risk of transmission.

Human papillomavirus and hepatitis B vaccines lower the risk of developing cancer.

Fatigue, a common companion of many chronic illnesses, is a persistent feeling of having no energy, even with minimal or no exertion.

Judge’s ruling could limit access to free HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis, cancer screenings and more.

The National Cancer Plan offers a road map for collaboration across cancer programs and bolsters the goals of the Cancer Moonshot.