Between genetics, lifestyle choices, environmental exposures, and yes, even plain bad luck, we may never be able to point to a definitive reason some people get cancer and others don't. But that doesn't mean you don't have any power over this disease.
Seventy-year-old Nancy Hill is pretty open about having herpes, but she's likely an anomaly. "Maybe many older people don't talk so much about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) because for some, discussing anything below the waist is still a secret," she says.
A new study published in the The Lancet has found a possible link between long periods of time on hormone replacement therapy—or menopausal hormone therapy—and an increased risk of breast cancer.
Despite the fact that genital herpes is so common, many harmful myths still exist surrounding the virus. Here's what you need to know. First up: A herpes diagnosis does not have to mean the end of your sex life.
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