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Heather KnoxAlzheimer's & Dementia | May 16, 2025
The new test is less invasive than previous testing options and will increase accessibility of Alzheimer's disease diagnosis.
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Michael J. Epstein, JDViewpoints | May 16, 2025
We need mandatory, independent investigations into every unexpected death in a group home.
Lou PorteroAI in Medicine | May 13, 2025
These talks could represent a significant step toward modernizing regulatory science.
Rebecca AraujoBreast Cancer Disparities | May 15, 2025
Hurricane Maria's impact led to delays in care and uncertainty for patients with cancer in Puerto Rico.
Lou PorteroAlzheimer's & Dementia | May 11, 2025
"It arises from an ageist assumption of frailty, incompetence, and dependence."
Lou PorteroPublic Health | May 1, 2025
The urban transition is even more pronounced in the United States, where 83.3% of Americans lived in urban areas as of 2023
Lou PorteroCancer | April 28, 2025
Patients with LIS subsidies were less likely to receive any systemic therapy compared with patients not receiving subsidies.
Tamara ThomasUrban Health Weekly | April 26, 2025
Should the FDA educate the public about its GRAS loophole?
Tamara ThomasVaccination | April 24, 2025
Dr. Gregg Sylvester talks to Urban Health Today about flu trends and why this year’s flu season is particularly serious.
Lou PorteroPublic Health | April 22, 2025
A study reveals that warming temperatures and rising CO₂ levels are causing rice plants to absorb more arsenic from soil.
Lou PorteroObesity | April 21, 2025
This work represents an important step forward in understanding the complex relationship between socioeconomic status
Rebecca AraujoDiabetes | April 15, 2025
Addressing housing stability alone may not be enough to improve diabetes outcomes.
Lou PorteroNeurology | April 13, 2025
The lab discovered that human brains from 2024 samples contained nearly 50 percent more microplastics than samples from 2016.
Rebecca AraujoPublic Health | April 11, 2025
The confusion on Medicaid status may be related to state-specific branding or private insurance company involvement.
Lou PorteroPublic Health | April 10, 2025
New import tariffs have raised concerns across the healthcare industry, with potential disruptions to critical supply chains.
Rebecca AraujoAllergy | April 10, 2025
Public health efforts are needed to raise awareness of early allergen introduction guidelines.
Urban Health Today EditorsPublic Health | April 7, 2025
Dr. Ashley Williams and Ro Patrick Discuss the Ad Council's first-of-its-kind youth gun violence prevention initiative.
Rebecca AraujoAlzheimer's & Dementia | April 3, 2025
Shingles vaccination was associated with a 20% reduction in risk of dementia in the 7 years after inoculation.
Lou PorteroPublic Health | April 3, 2025
The authors conclude that chewing gum may constitute a direct pathway for microplastics into the human body
Urban Health Today EditorsPublic Health | March 31, 2025
Dr. Gregg Sylvester talks flu vaccination and explains why experts call this year’s flu season "one of the worst in ...
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