Ed Cara is a writer at Gizmodo. He focuses on health and science journalism, exploring topics such as healthcare administration, public health, and the latest health advances, along with the occasional animal news. Ed has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, Lifehacker Australia, and Quartz.
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People given the experimental vaccine with standard treatment lived longer without their cancer returning, the companies reported this week.
Tennessee state officials are reportedly now investigating Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown over the matter.
By: Ed Cara
The discovery is yet another sign that clean-up efforts in the once-heavily polluted area are working.
New research shows how some plants recruit wasps and soil bacteria to keep their leaves safe from harm.
New research shows a link between HPV vaccination and a reduced risk of head and neck cancers.
Though incredibly rare, Naegleria fowleri infections are nearly always fatal. An 8-year-old's recent summer lake swim has led to a heartbreaking tragedy.
By: Ed Cara
The boy developed a severe vitamin deficiency and neurological disease normally linked to chronic alcohol misuse.
By: Ed Cara
A new analysis shows that the prevalence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy among recently decreased NFL players is higher than thought.
By: Ed Cara
New research has found a link between greater consumption of xylitol and a higher chance of major cardiovascular problems like heart attack.
In a large-scale clinical trial, people taking daraxonrasib lived twice as long as those given standard chemotherapy.
