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Q&A: Beat the 'back-to-school blues' with healthy lunches

Q&A: Beat the 'back-to-school blues' with healthy lunches

by Lizzie BertrandCredit: Unsplash/CC0 Public DomainMy kids are heading back to school, but we'll be packing lunches for them this year. I want to make sure I'm sending things that are healthy
Updated on: June 08,2024
Q&A: Beat the 'back-to-school blues' with healthy lunches

Q&A: Beat the 'back-to-school blues' with healthy lunches

by Lizzie BertrandCredit: Unsplash/CC0 Public DomainMy kids are heading back to school, but we'll be packing lunches for them this year. I want to make sure I'm sending things that are healthy
Updated on:June 08,2024
Q&A: Children with animal allergies can live comfortably with pets

Q&A: Children with animal allergies can live comfortably with pets

by From Mayo Clinic News NetworkCredit: CC0 Public DomainDEAR MAYO CLINIC: Our young daughter has shown signs that she might be allergic to our dog. We have had our dog for eight years, and the dog se
Updated on: April 20,2024
Q&A: Children with animal allergies can live comfortably with pets

Q&A: Children with animal allergies can live comfortably with pets

by From Mayo Clinic News NetworkCredit: CC0 Public DomainDEAR MAYO CLINIC: Our young daughter has shown signs that she might be allergic to our dog. We have had our dog for eight years, and the dog se
Updated on:April 20,2024
Q&A: Postpartum depression drug heralds new hope for moms, says physician

Q&A: Postpartum depression drug heralds new hope for moms, says physician

by Eric Williamson,University of VirginiaFor some new mothers, what should be a joyous time is anything but, due to postpartum depression. Credit: Emily Faith Morgan, University CommunicationsTh
Updated on: January 19,2024
Q&A: Postpartum depression drug heralds new hope for moms, says physician

Q&A: Postpartum depression drug heralds new hope for moms, says physician

by Eric Williamson,University of VirginiaFor some new mothers, what should be a joyous time is anything but, due to postpartum depression. Credit: Emily Faith Morgan, University CommunicationsTh
Updated on:January 19,2024
Q&A: Weighing the potential risks and benefits of multi-cancer early detection tests

Q&A: Weighing the potential risks and benefits of multi-cancer early detection tests

by Timothy Dean,The Geisel School of Medicine at DartmouthCredit: Pixabay/CC0 Public DomainAs Americans, we've become accustomed to the nearly unique experience of seeing commercials for med
Updated on: January 10,2024
Q&A: Weighing the potential risks and benefits of multi-cancer early detection tests

Q&A: Weighing the potential risks and benefits of multi-cancer early detection tests

by Timothy Dean,The Geisel School of Medicine at DartmouthCredit: Pixabay/CC0 Public DomainAs Americans, we've become accustomed to the nearly unique experience of seeing commercials for med
Updated on:January 10,2024
Q&A: Researcher discusses studying ovaries to understand how we all age

Q&A: Researcher discusses studying ovaries to understand how we all age

by Alan Dove,Columbia University Irving Medical CenterColumbia researcher Yousin Suh says lessons learned from studying aging ovaries could help women and men live longer and healthier lives. Cr
Updated on: January 11,2025
Q&A: Researcher discusses studying ovaries to understand how we all age

Q&A: Researcher discusses studying ovaries to understand how we all age

by Alan Dove,Columbia University Irving Medical CenterColumbia researcher Yousin Suh says lessons learned from studying aging ovaries could help women and men live longer and healthier lives. Cr
Updated on:January 11,2025
Q&A: Time to finally stop worrying about COVID?

Q&A: Time to finally stop worrying about COVID?

by Alvin Powell, Harvard GazetteCredit: Unsplash/CC0 Public DomainIs it finally time to stop worrying about COVID? The latest from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention might leave that
Updated on: March 20,2024
Q&A: Time to finally stop worrying about COVID?

Q&A: Time to finally stop worrying about COVID?

by Alvin Powell, Harvard GazetteCredit: Unsplash/CC0 Public DomainIs it finally time to stop worrying about COVID? The latest from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention might leave that
Updated on:March 20,2024
Q&A: Microplastics researcher explains how to limit their dangers

Q&A: Microplastics researcher explains how to limit their dangers

by Laura López González,University of California, San FranciscoLaura López González. Credit: University of California, San FranciscoAn invisible invasion by land, air and sea: Microscopic plasti
Updated on: March 21,2024
Q&A: Microplastics researcher explains how to limit their dangers

Q&A: Microplastics researcher explains how to limit their dangers

by Laura López González,University of California, San FranciscoLaura López González. Credit: University of California, San FranciscoAn invisible invasion by land, air and sea: Microscopic plasti
Updated on:March 21,2024
Q&A: Thesis on new treatment approaches for multiple myeloma

Q&A: Thesis on new treatment approaches for multiple myeloma

byKarolinska InstitutetMicrograph of a plasmacytoma, the histologic correlate of multiple myeloma. H&E stain. Credit: Wikipedia/CC BY-SA 3.0Maria Karvouni from the Center for Hematology and
Updated on: January 10,2024
Q&A: Thesis on new treatment approaches for multiple myeloma

Q&A: Thesis on new treatment approaches for multiple myeloma

byKarolinska InstitutetMicrograph of a plasmacytoma, the histologic correlate of multiple myeloma. H&E stain. Credit: Wikipedia/CC BY-SA 3.0Maria Karvouni from the Center for Hematology and
Updated on:January 10,2024
Q&A: Only severe COVID cases found to have disrupted oral microbiome

Q&A: Only severe COVID cases found to have disrupted oral microbiome

byRutgers University-New BrunswickStudy design schematic. Study participants are a subset from the larger population (n=829) of the Rutgers Corona Cohort (RCC).1 COVID-negative subje
Updated on: November 29,2023
Q&A: Only severe COVID cases found to have disrupted oral microbiome

Q&A: Only severe COVID cases found to have disrupted oral microbiome

byRutgers University-New BrunswickStudy design schematic. Study participants are a subset from the larger population (n=829) of the Rutgers Corona Cohort (RCC).1 COVID-negative subje
Updated on:November 29,2023
Q&A: Behavior problems might be partly attributed to sleep cycles in adolescents

Q&A: Behavior problems might be partly attributed to sleep cycles in adolescents

by Juan Ochoa,University of MichiganCredit: Unsplash/CC0 Public DomainMental health issues affect a significant percentage of children and adolescents worldwide, with behavior problems being amo
Updated on: May 25,2024
Q&A: Behavior problems might be partly attributed to sleep cycles in adolescents

Q&A: Behavior problems might be partly attributed to sleep cycles in adolescents

by Juan Ochoa,University of MichiganCredit: Unsplash/CC0 Public DomainMental health issues affect a significant percentage of children and adolescents worldwide, with behavior problems being amo
Updated on:May 25,2024
Q&A: First-of-its kind research studies arsenic exposure in Syracuse children

Q&A: First-of-its kind research studies arsenic exposure in Syracuse children

by Daryl Lovell,Syracuse UniversityGeographic Clustering of Arsenic Levels Using Children’s Home Address. Credit:JAMA Network Open(2023). DOI: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2023.2137
Updated on: June 08,2024
Q&A: First-of-its kind research studies arsenic exposure in Syracuse children

Q&A: First-of-its kind research studies arsenic exposure in Syracuse children

by Daryl Lovell,Syracuse UniversityGeographic Clustering of Arsenic Levels Using Children’s Home Address. Credit:JAMA Network Open(2023). DOI: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2023.2137
Updated on:June 08,2024
Q&A: COVID rebound can happen whether or not you take Paxlovid

Q&A: COVID rebound can happen whether or not you take Paxlovid

by Aliza Rosen,Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public HealthCredit: Andrea Piacquadio from PexelsWhat initially was referred to as "Paxlovid rebound"—a return of COVID sym
Updated on: May 07,2024
Q&A: COVID rebound can happen whether or not you take Paxlovid

Q&A: COVID rebound can happen whether or not you take Paxlovid

by Aliza Rosen,Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public HealthCredit: Andrea Piacquadio from PexelsWhat initially was referred to as "Paxlovid rebound"—a return of COVID sym
Updated on:May 07,2024
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