Giving your doctor a hard time backfires
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Dutch researchers have shown that regardless of the complexity of their condition, unpleasant patients are more likely to be misdiagnosed than regular patients.
Dutch researchers have shown that regardless of the complexity of their condition, unpleasant patients are more likely to be misdiagnosed than regular patients.
Men don't mind being a bit overweight, but there's a slight twist.
There is a small but serious issue to be considered by women who have had an infection with the human papilloma virus, HPV.
Research show the length of survival from advanced prostate cancer depends on where the cancer spread.
One form of radiation for prostate cancer appears to increase the risk of men developing secondary cancers, but only by a very small amount, according to a new study.
As Australia ages more people are reluctantly going into residential care but a smart new service may keep them at home longer or for the remainder of their lives.
When his mother fell ill in Sydney last year, Atsushi Shibaoka, nine hours away in Singapore, was faced with a dilemma.
A closer look at your family tree could relieve you of anxiety about your health.
It appears that metastatic prostate cancer is perfectly suited for what is now called precision oncology, a form of treatment tailored to the individual characteristics of each patient.
After being invisible in the prostate cancer community for 20 years, gay and bisexual men are finally being seen.
It's not the frequency of stressful events but the way you perceive them that can affect your heart health, US research shows.
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