General Health (Page 20)

An outbreak of a preventable disease like measles is a sign that many parents aren't vaccinating their kids. Learn how vaccine refusal impacts all of us.

Around 400,000 women in the U.S. get breast implants each year. The good news: they're safe. But it's important to know the signs of breast implant problems that can happen over time.

Learn why more people are getting endometrial cancer and what you can do about it.

The threat of a painful, blistery rash should be enough to get you in line for the shingles vaccine. But if you need more motivation, consider this: shingles nerve pain can linger long after the rash has cleared.

Should your child wear a mask in school? Our experts answer important questions for back to school.

Vasculitis left actor Ashton Kutcher unable to see, hear, or walk for a time. A UVA Health expert explains what it is and vasculitis symptoms to watch for.

If you’ve had chickenpox, you’re at risk for shingles. Some viruses can become dormant, also known as virus latency, and they stay with you forever.

Informed, full of worldly opinions, but cautious, reserved: I don't get my teens' Gen Z characteristics. A teen psychologist explains what's going on.

An ALS prognosis is bleak. Read how one beloved doctor with ALS is taking action to get treatments approved faster.

Learn the defining moment that made Paola Gehrig, MD, want to become a gynecologic cancer doctor who treats ovarian, cervical, and other cancers women face.