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This year’s Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month encourages you to share your booty pics to spread awareness.
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The initiative received a $1.3 million grant for the research.
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Further research could lead to massive changes in HIV prevention.
Researchers are hoping to prevent an Ebola-like virus found in monkeys from transferring to humans.
The Grammy winner wants to take the stigma away from depression, anxiety, and other mental health struggles.
The debate on whether to label MPV a "sexually transmitted disease" that affects mostly "gay and bi men" rages on.
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Experts are saying the singular case is a fluke, but recommend anyone who is not yet vaccinated to do so.