Colorectal Cancer: Why Screening Matters

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Colorectal Cancer: Why Screening Matters

Nearly 50,000 people lose their lives to colorectal cancer each year. It is the fourth most common cancer in the

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Human Papilloma Virus Connected with Head and Neck Cancer

In 2007, the International Agency for Research on Cancer affirmed that there was sufficient evidence to conclude that the human

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Cancer Survivors Encouraged to Receive HPV Vaccine

There are many different types of the human papillomavirus (HPV). This virus is associated with a risk for developing cervical,

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What You Need to Know about the HPV Vaccine

What is HPV? Human papilloma virus or HPV is a virus that causes the most common sexually transmitted infection in

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The Opposite of Addiction is Human Connection: Youth-Adult Partnerships Spur Success at DEA 360 Strategy Summit

In my travels across the country and the world, I’ve worked with thousands of young people in youth and adult

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Can You Prevent an Overdose?

Words matter. In diplomatic circles, the words used to describe an international situation can shift alliances and reopen old wounds,

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April is Alcohol Awareness Month – Get Educated!

The month of April is Alcohol Awareness Month, sponsored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. The purpose

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A GHEA Perspective of National Public Health Week

April 4th – 10th is National Public Health Week (NPHW), led by the American Public Health Association (APHA) to recognize

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The Luck of the Irish: The Drinking Culture on St. Patrick’s Day

Every year on March 17, people from all over the world celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. In the United States, 127

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The Dangers of Drinking During the Holidays

Every year, tradition calls for champagne corks to be popped and wine to be passed as family and friends gather