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Pediatricians explain the latest research on the HPV vaccine and how it protects children from cervical cancer and other cancers later in life.

As health officials investigate a summer outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease, an epidemiologist shares how it spreads, who is most vulnerable and when to seek treatment.

A neurologist and headache specialist explains how migraine is different from other headaches and when to consider medication.

An infectious disease specialist explains how to reduce your risk of cyclosporiasis, the food-borne illness currently spreading throughout the United States.

With New York State under an air quality advisory, a pulmonary and critical care medicine expert explains how to stay safe.

A colorectal surgeon explains what's driving the rise in cancer among young adults and the advances in treatment offering hope.

New research suggests that adults who receive the shingles vaccine may be less likely to develop dementia. A neurologist explains the connection between shingles, inflammation and brain health.

A psychologist explains what’s happening inside the brain when you're overstimulated, common triggers, and the most useful tips for preventing it.

Don’t panic, but don’t wait. Two infectious disease physicians share a step-by-step guide on what to do after a tick bite and when to see a doctor.

An obstetrician gynecologist breaks down symptoms of perimenopause and ways to navigate it.