Ed Cara is a writer at Gizmodo. He specializes in health and science journalism, exploring topics such as medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, and wellness, with a focus on data, nutrition, and public health issues like the coronavirus. Ed's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, Lifehacker Australia, and NewsBreak.
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Ed Cara's articles predominantly focus on scientific and healthcare related topics, specifically medical conditions, health research, medical discoveries, strange medical cases, obesity, and drug research. His coverage tends to cite data extensively.
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By: Ed Cara
photo of FDA Cites Dirty Equipment, Poor Sanitation at McDonald’s Onion Supplier After E. Coli Scare image Federal inspectors uncovered numerous food safety issues at Taylor Farms' Colorado facility, including equipment found with "large amounts of food debris."
Nearly half of tested products contained potentially unsafe levels of lead, cadmium, and other toxic metals, according to a new report from the Clean Labels Project.
In a small randomized trial, people who took capsules containing donated gut microbiomes experienced fewer gastrointestinal symptoms than those taking a placebo.
By: Ed Cara
An international and widely supported group of experts is pushing doctors to avoid the exclusive use of BMI to decide whether someone has obesity, alongside other major changes.
Say farewell to Red No. 3, a dye linked to thyroid cancer in rats and hyperactivity in children.
Thankfully, the woman recovered fully once doctors "delicately" removed the creepy-crawly passenger.
photo of Woman’s ‘Severe’ Hearing Loss Caused by a Tick Stuck in Her Ear image Thankfully, the woman recovered fully once doctors "delicately" removed the creepy-crawly passenger.
By: Ed Cara
People who stayed on a 7.2 milligram weekly dose of semaglutide lost around 20% of their body weight over 72 weeks.
By: Ed Cara
photo of Meet ‘Super’ Ozempic: Higher Dose Semaglutide Leads to Even Greater Weight Loss In Major Trial image People who stayed on a 7.2 milligram weekly dose of semaglutide lost around 20% of their body weight over 72 weeks.
There is a real but nuanced scientific debate ongoing about the risks and benefits of fluoridation.
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