Carol L. DiBerardino is a journalist who writes for Healio, covering a wide range of topics in the medical field. With a focus on healthcare and medicine, Carol's articles provide valuable insights and updates on various health issues, including vaccinations, chronic diseases, mental health, and emerging treatments.
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Carol L. DiBerardino's articles predominantly focus on healthcare and scientific themes, often supported by data citations. Her coverage includes a wide range of health-related topics, such as vaccinations, chronic diseases, and the impact of COVID-19.
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By: Sara Kellner, Carol L. DiBerardino
Later bedtime and shorter sleep duration at ages 5 and 9 years were associated with a greater likelihood of children trying alcohol or marijuana by age 15 years, according to study findings published in Annals of Epidemiology.
By: Stephen Feller, Carol L. DiBerardino
CDC advisors this year introduced the idea of transitioning the United States from a universal recommendation for COVID-19 vaccination to a recommendation based on individual risk factors.
By: Carol L. DiBerardino, Andrew Drew
Results from two studies found no association between the use of GLP-1 receptor agonists and increased risk for suicide, suicidal thoughts or depression, findings published in JAMA Internal Medicine showed.
By: Carol L. DiBerardino, Sara Kellner
Invasive aspergillosis occurs in around 3% to 5% of children with acute leukemia, according to findings published in Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society.
By: Stephen Feller, Carol L. DiBerardino
Nasal colonization with Staphylococcus aureus accounted for most postoperative staph infections in a large cohort of adults who underwent surgery, according to a study published in Open Forum Infectious Diseases.
By: Carol L. DiBerardino, Emma Bascom
The 2024 ranking of the healthiest communities in the United States can shed light on the social determinants of health that primary care providers should be aware of, according to experts.
By: Stephen Feller, Carol L. DiBerardino
During their first season in use, respiratory syncytial virus vaccines reduced the risk for RSV-associated hospitalization by 75% among adults aged 60 years or older, according to a study.
Clinical pearls for frontline PCPs The office nurse stops the physician in the hallway between patients.
By: Sara Kellner, Carol L. DiBerardino
Key takeaways: Across three health systems, 79% to 88% of patients' electronic medical records had the correct racial designation.
By: Emma Bascom, Carol L. DiBerardino, William Schaffner
Key takeaways: Updated vaccinations may help curb this summer's major surge in COVID-19 cases.
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