Articles by Lou Portero
Insulin Prices Drop; SVB Bank fail Implications for Biotech; Talking about Obesity.
A study published in Obesity has found that the built environment is the strongest predictor of adolescent obesity.
Patients frequently encountered hurdles like limited networks, insufficient reimbursements, and preapproval procedures.
Botox for Laid Edges?; Heart Disease in Young People; Semaglutide Pros & Cons; A Breast Surgeon With Breast Cancer
AI tool can correctly diagnose medical scans but still needs more training to perform at the same level as a Radiologist.
A study showed that 80% of counties in the US don’t even have an Infectious Disease specialist.
This week's episode of Urban Health Weekly - The Epidemic of people under 50 having cancer.
The overwhelming workload faced by nurses may lead some nurses to believe that striking is their only option.
Most Medicare diabetics don't receive a prescription for continuous blood glucose monitoring or use the technology correctly.
Experts say there's a lack of awareness about the high rate of the virus among Black women, linked to men who sleep with men.
Seli Fakorzi, MA, LPC-S on the Impact of Social Media on Youth and Teen Mental Health
Rural schools have fewer ways to help kids with mental health problems than city schools.
According to the researchers, type 2 diabetes diagnoses could increase by nearly 70% by 2060.
The study's authors stressed the importance of HIV testing for all sexually active individuals who may have monkeypox.
There is a 6% increase in the risk of black patients undergoing emergency CRC surgery compared with white patients.
An immune protein known as complement C3 was present at much higher levels in the brains of women who died from Alzheimer's.
A study revealed that patients with sickle cell disease were more likely to die from ESKD despite declining ESKD deaths.
Researchers found that women with employer-sponsored insurance found their healthcare services less affordable than men.
"Waiting for urinary symptoms may mean missing opportunities to catch (prostate cancer) when it's treatable."
Dr. MarkAlain Déry, MPH, explains how climate change has exacerbated hundreds of infectious diseases.
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