Alex Chan is a journalist who writes for 2 Minute Medicine® and Access Family Pharmacy. Their articles cover a wide range of medical topics, including cognitive functioning after traumatic brain injury, esophageal diverticula, orthopedic fractures, and prostate cancer risk. Their work has also been featured in Lexology and Outsports.
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1. Patients with varicose veins had a higher risk of heart failure than those without varicose veins.
By: Simon Pan, Alex Chan
Originally published by 2 Minute Medicine view original article ). Reused on AccessMedicine with permission.
By: Alex Chan, Jayden Berdugo
Originally published by 2 Minute Medicine view original article ). Reused on AccessMedicine with permission.
By: Paary Balakumar, Alex Chan
Originally published by 2 Minute Medicine view original article ). Reused on AccessMedicine with permission.
By: Simon Pan, Alex Chan
Originally published by 2 Minute Medicine view original article ). Reused on AccessMedicine with permission.
By: Alex Chan, Paary Balakumar
Originally published by 2 Minute Medicine view original article ). Reused on AccessMedicine with permission.
By: Alex Chan, Paary Balakumar
Originally published by 2 Minute Medicine view original article ). Reused on AccessMedicine with permission.
By: Siwen Liu, Alex Chan
1. Patients randomized to receive 12 weeks of Lacticaseibacillus paracasei MSMC39-1 and
1. Among female patients with positive human papillomavirus (HPV) test results and negative intraepithelial lesion or malignancy (NILM) findings on cytology, less than half received the surveillance follow-up testing within the timeframe set forth by the 2019 American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology (ASCCP) guidelines.
By: Simon Pan, Alex Chan
1. The use of thymosin α1 in adult patients with sepsis was not associated with a reduction in all cause 28 day mortality.
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