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The Surprising Connection Between Male Infertility and Family Cancer Risk

In a recent study, researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute found a trend in families with male infertility: an increased risk of certain cancers.

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Progressive Charlestown: People treated by female doctors tend to have better health outcomes

Progressive Charlestown: People treated by female doctors tend to have better health outcomes
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People treated by female doctors tend to have better health outcomes, study finds

People treated by female physicians have lower rates of mortality and readmission than those treated by male physicians.

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Being treated by a female physician linked to lower risk of death

Researchers say people treated by female doctors tend to have better health outcomes than people treated by male physicians. They say there are a number of potential reasons for the difference.

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People treated by female doctors live longer: study

The study reinforces similar previous findings that women make better doctors, despite making up just 37% of doctors nationwide.

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