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Comparison of Cervical Cancer Screen Results on Female-to-Male Transgender Patients With Female Patients

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Comparison of Cervical Cancer Screen Results on Female-to-Male Transgender Patients With Female Patients

WHO Recommends Malaria Vaccine For Children In Hardest-Hit Regions

Biden Administration To Invest $1B To Boost Supply Of At-Home Rapid COVID-19 Tests

POC NAT For HIV-1/HIV-2 Infection Had High Sensitivity, Specificity Among Children, Infants Exposed To HIV, Analysis Finds

As Infections, Deaths Decline, Health Officials Warn COVID-19 Remains A Threat

Patients Reported Abnormalities Three Months After COVID-19, Researchers Say

Vertical HIV Infection Transmission During Peripartum Period Or Breastfeeding Tied To Maternal HIV Drug Resistance, Viral Load, CD4 Counts, Research Shows

CDC Director Warns US May Be At Increased Risk Of Severe Flu Season

WHO Issues Working Case Definition Of Long-COVID-19

Study Finds Antibiotic-Resistant Microbial Infections In Seniors Led To Nearly 12K Deaths In One Year

AstraZeneca Seeks FDA Approval Of Preventive COVID-19 Antibody Treatment

Company Recalls 200K At-Home COVID-19 Tests Over False-Positive Results

Employer Demand For Coronavirus Tests Further Straining Scarcity

Micro Clots May Be Cause Of Some “Long-COVID” Symptoms, Researchers Say

Researchers Find Convalescent Plasma Is “Futile” To Treat Patients Who Are Critically Ill With COVID-19

COVID-19 Vaccines Prevented 39,000 Senior Deaths Between January And May, HHS Says

Medical Mistrust Driving Vaccine Hesitancy Among US Hispanics, Study Suggests

Study Finds COVID-19 Disproportionately Kills Black, Hispanic Americans

Primary Care Practitioner Bias May Impact PrEP Discussions With Black Women, Researchers Suggest

Johnson & Johnson Asks FDA To Allow COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Doses