Emma Bascom is a Features Writer at Healio. She focuses on themes related to medicine and healthcare, including alternative medicine, healthcare systems, and wellness, while also exploring topics such as coronavirus, social issues, data, nutrition, and cannabis. Emma's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in the intersection of health and societal trends.
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Emma Bascom's coverage is heavily data-driven and focuses on a wide range of healthcare topics, including primary care, mental health, chronic diseases, and racial disparities in healthcare. She would likely be interested in pitches that provide access to new or underreported data related to these topics. Additionally, she may respond well to sources who can offer expert analysis based on the latest research findings.
Given her focus on specific medical conditions and their impact across different demographics, Emma might find value in interviews with medical professionals from diverse backgrounds as well as researchers specializing in public health issues.
Since Emma does not specify a geographic focus, it can be assumed that she covers healthcare topics from a global perspective without limiting herself to a particular region.
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By: Emma Bascom
Less perceived control over clinical work was associated with increased physician burnout and intent to reduce clinical hours or leave their practice, according to research published in Annals of Internal Medicine. A physician’s perception of control over their clinical work is thought to be linked to career intentions and burnout, Christine A. Sinsky, MD, vice president of professional
By: Rebecca Woodruff, Emma Bascom, Joseph Keawe
Health data aggregation has hidden a high rate of CVD mortality among Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander groups, but primary care providers can play an important role in reducing these disparities, according to researchers.
By: Emma Bascom, Carol L. DiBerardino
Key takeaways: Exact Sciences partnered with Lil Jon to encourage people to get screened for colorectal cancer.
By: Emma Bascom, Carol L. DiBerardino
Key takeaways: Men face a higher risk for mortality than women in almost every phase of life.
By: Dennis L. Shung, Emma Bascom, Carol L. DiBerardino
Colonoscopy assisted by AI helped increase precancerous growth detection and will likely be implemented into future screening procedures, according to an expert.
By: Emma Bascom, Drew Amorosi
In March, the CDC announced that patients with COVID-19 who are showing certain signs of improvement no longer had to isolate for 5 days.
By: Emma Bascom, Drew Amorosi
In early August, the FDA approved neffy epinephrine nasal spray to treat emergent type 1 allergic reactions in patients who weigh at least 66 pounds.
By: Emma Bascom, Carol L. DiBerardino
Homicide related to violence committed by an intimate partner served as a leading cause of death among individuals of Hispanic and Latino descent, according to a recent issue of MMWR Surveillance Summaries
By: Emma Bascom
Billing patients for their messages in a patient portal led to a moderate reduction in questions for one large integrated health care provider but was generally accepted by clinicians, according to the results of recent researchA survey of clinicians who participated in the program found that a slim majority said they were “satisfied” or “very satisfied” with the billing
By: Carol L. DiBerardino, Emma Bascom
About one in five individuals who leave the ED without being seen return in the next week, usually around the same time of day, according to the results of cohort study.
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