A Stand Up To Cancer program is trying to improve access to genetic testing for those who might be at risk of hereditary cancers.

What are the top ten pieces of advice you would give women to be their best selves?

The journalist is running her media company from the Hamptons, watching ‘Normal People,’ working on her memoir and not really paying attention to TV news.

It was a February morning and I was on the treadmill when Rebecca walked into the room, looked me in the eyes and said, “Terry, it’s cancer.”

The African American community is facing systemic forces that make them particularly vulnerable to the COVID-19 outbreak, two doctors said in a video series TIME is producing with Katie Couric.

The first female crash test dummy was implemented by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in 2003, and there is still no crash test dummy currently in use that effectively takes into account the biological differences between male and female bodies despite that females make up 50% of the driving population in the U.S., and that a female driver or passenger wearing their seatbelt is 17% more likely to be killed in a crash than a man.

Communities across the country are coming together right now in an unprecedented time of need to help one another meet their basic needs.

With widespread testing still not a reality, a new phone app aims to help epidemiologists track COVID-19 symptoms across the United States in real time.

The coronavirus pandemic is an unprecedented disruption to society and the healthcare community in particular. Any and all information that could help keep cancer patients as safe and connected as possible is welcomed.

The current COVID-19 pandemic is amplifying how the social determinants of health (SDOH) impact access to healthcare in the United States.