Lou Portero

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Lou PorteroSickle Cell Disease | April 19, 2025
An innovative mobile health application may help adults with Sickle Cell Disease manage their pain and reduce opioid use.
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Lou PorteroNeurology | April 17, 2025
Recent advances have identified less controversial and more scalable stem cell sources than fetal tissue.
Lou PorteroAlzheimer's & Dementia | April 14, 2025
A new large-scale study suggests that statins may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia,.
Lou PorteroNeurology | April 13, 2025
The lab discovered that human brains from 2024 samples contained nearly 50 percent more microplastics than samples from 2016.
Lou PorteroAlzheimer's & Dementia | April 12, 2025
Hippocampal atrophy—associated with memory loss—was more pronounced in those with diastolic dysfunction.
Lou PorteroPublic Health | April 10, 2025
New import tariffs have raised concerns across the healthcare industry, with potential disruptions to critical supply chains.
Lou PorteroColorectal Cancer | April 9, 2025
This risk poses serious challenges in urban environments. Residents may have limited access to fresh produce
Lou PorteroWorkforce News | April 8, 2025
More than a quarter of healthcare providers in the U.S. had severe mental distress.
Lou PorteroSickle Cell Disease | April 4, 2025
These point-of-care options cost as little as $1–$5 per test and do not necessarily require extensive infrastructure.
Lou PorteroPublic Health | April 3, 2025
The authors conclude that chewing gum may constitute a direct pathway for microplastics into the human body
Lou PorteroHIV | March 30, 2025
Missed clinic visits decreased substantially, and overall retention in care improved markedly.
Lou PorteroObesity | March 30, 2025
At the one-year mark, 46% of participants in the intervention group achieved diabetes remission.
Lou PorteroAlzheimer's & Dementia | March 29, 2025
Importance of proactive dietary strategies and weight management in midlife to maintain brain health into older age.
Lou PorteroBlood Cancers | March 27, 2025
Restrictive trial eligibility criteria and geographic limitations likely contribute to these disparities.
Lou PorteroPublic Health | March 24, 2025
Organizations managing organ donations are prioritizing ease and speed over fairness, frequently employing "open offers."
Lou PorteroGynecologic Cancer | March 24, 2025
Ovarian cancer is often mistaken for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) due to having remarkably similar symptoms.
Lou PorteroManaged Care | March 24, 2025
This initiative is expected to eliminate up to 25% of all reauthorization requests
Lou PorteroNeurology | March 20, 2025
utilizing electronic health records of over 224,000 adults, found notable differences in the types of medications prescribed
Lou PorteroGastroenterology | March 20, 2025
Clinicians should rely heavily on prior positive serological tests when diagnosing CD after GC
Lou PorteroColorectal Cancer | March 19, 2025
Only 61% of eligible Black adults reported being current with screening as of 2021—well below the national goal of 80%.