Isabella Hornick is an Editorial Assistant at Environmental Post Ledger. She specializes in a variety of themes including medicine and healthcare, public health, and wellness, with a focus on topics such as patient care, mental health care, and healthcare technology. Isabella's work has been featured in Environmental Post Ledger and Healio.
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By: Kristen Dowd, Isabella Hornick
When living with food allergies, patients and their families face burdens related to allergic reactions, costs and mental health, according to FARE's Food Allergy in America: The Numbers That Should Change Everything webinar.
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
Editor's Note : This is part three of a three-part Healio Exclusive series on microaggression s among women in health care. Part one can be viewed here . Part two can be viewed here
By: Kristen Dowd, Isabella Hornick
In five U.S. states with established lone star tick populations, 24% of individuals were estimated to test positive for alpha-gal IgE, according to findings published in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
There is low public awareness of lung cancer screening and mortality, and many adults have not talked about their lung cancer risk with their doctor, according to survey results.
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
From 2015 to 2023, allergists in the U.S. have shifted away from allergist-only and solo practices to multispecialty groups, according to results published in Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
Use of very low nicotine content cigarettes did not raise the average number of daily cigarettes smoked vs. normal nicotine content cigarette use, according to a systematic review and meta-analysis published in JAMA Network Open
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
Patients with recurrent respiratory tract infections receiving Broncho-Vaxom, a bacterial lysate-based therapy, had lower rates of infection at 12 months after vs. before treatment, according to preliminary results.
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
Patients with atopic dermatitis receiving add-on H1 antihistamines had no important improvements in disease severity, itch severity, sleep disturbance
By: Kristen Dowd, Isabella Hornick
Among women undergoing fertility treatment, those with asthma had similar numbers of local inflammatory markers in the endometrium to those without asthma, according to results published in Respiratory Medicine
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
Causes of exacerbations in patients on benralizumab for severe eosinophilic asthma are related to infection rather than eosinophilic inflammation, according to results published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
