Most women overestimate their breast cancer risk
June 13, 2005

Study: most women overestimate breast cancer risk
June 09, 2005

New insight into breast cancer risks
June 09, 2005

Breast cancer risk: perception vs. reality
June 08, 2005

Riis researches health, happiness
March 31, 2005

Health and happiness aren't always linked
February 15, 2005

Measuring happiness with a palm reading
February 14, 2005

Illness, disability may not dampen spirits
February 10, 2005

Study finds happiness persists, despite illness
February 10, 2005

Living wills not always a clean solution
November 26, 2004

Living wills, meant to guide tricky medical decisions, often don't work
November 26, 2004

Study: living wills don't, can't work
May 11, 2004

Living wills don't work, study says
May 10, 2004

Study: prostate cancer education data poor
May 04, 2004

Negative side effects downplayed in prostate cancer treatment guides
May 03, 2004

Fewer blacks, latinos treated for prostate cancer
April 08, 2004

Are black men being shortchanged?
April 05, 2004

Black men less likely to be treated for prostate cancer
April 03, 2004

Black men less likely to be treated for aggressive prostate cancer
March 29, 2004

Fibbing to insurers
March 19, 2003

Study shows public support for doctors who deceive insurers
March 17, 2003