Articles by Lou Portero
Powerful treatments target cancer cells effectively, but they come with a metabolic price tag that's raising alarm.
Gastric cancer represents one of America's most pronounced cancer disparities, with incidence rates 2 to 13 times higher.
A groundbreaking UK study has revealed concerning connections between ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and women's cancer risks.
Patients with LIS subsidies were less likely to receive any systemic therapy compared with patients not receiving subsidies.
The study demonstrates a strong association between metabolic syndrome and young-onset dementia.
A study reveals that warming temperatures and rising CO₂ levels are causing rice plants to absorb more arsenic from soil.
It is particularly significant for women, who are approximately three times more likely than men to have migraines.
This work represents an important step forward in understanding the complex relationship between socioeconomic status
An innovative mobile health application may help adults with Sickle Cell Disease manage their pain and reduce opioid use.
Recent advances have identified less controversial and more scalable stem cell sources than fetal tissue.
A new large-scale study suggests that statins may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia,.
The lab discovered that human brains from 2024 samples contained nearly 50 percent more microplastics than samples from 2016.
Hippocampal atrophy—associated with memory loss—was more pronounced in those with diastolic dysfunction.
New import tariffs have raised concerns across the healthcare industry, with potential disruptions to critical supply chains.
This risk poses serious challenges in urban environments. Residents may have limited access to fresh produce
More than a quarter of healthcare providers in the U.S. had severe mental distress.
These point-of-care options cost as little as $1–$5 per test and do not necessarily require extensive infrastructure.
The authors conclude that chewing gum may constitute a direct pathway for microplastics into the human body
Missed clinic visits decreased substantially, and overall retention in care improved markedly.
At the one-year mark, 46% of participants in the intervention group achieved diabetes remission.
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