Isabella Hornick is an Editorial Assistant at Environmental Post Ledger. She covers a range of topics within the realms of medicine and healthcare, with a particular focus on public health, mental health, diet and nutrition, and wellness programs. Isabella's work has been featured in notable publications including Environmental Post Ledger and Healio.
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By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
ORLANDO — Adults with vs. without pulmonary arterial hypertension had a significantly heightened risk for developing a new mental health condition in the 12 months following diagnosis, according to a poster presented here.
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
ORLANDO — Both patients with asthma who switched from mepolizumab/benralizumab to depemokimab and patients who continued mepolizumab/benralizumab had low annualized exacerbation rates, according to results presented here.
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
ORLANDO — Urban adolescents with poorly controlled asthma participating in an e-health intervention had improved asthma self-efficacy and fewer days
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
ORLANDO — Among adults with mild to severe obstructive sleep apnea, those receiving AD109, an oral combination drug, vs. placebo achieved lower
By: Isabella Hornick, Jennifer Greenstreet
Through stories shared by real people and a fictional narrative based on a common traumatic situation, the docudrama, “May Contain: My Life,” exposes people to what life with food allergies looks and feels like.In addition to individuals with food allergies and their families, this film includes Ruchi S. Gupta, MD, MPH, director of the Center for Food Allergy & Asthma Research and
By: Kristen Dowd, Isabella Hornick
Among parents of children/adolescents with food allergy, strict allergen avoidance practices and oral food challenge history were linked to higher
By: Isabella Hornick, Shenaz Bagha
Adults with MS had lower annualized relapse rates with diroximel fumarate vs. dimethyl fumarate treatment at 1 and 2 years, according to results published in Advances in Therapy
By: Isabella Hornick
ORLANDO — In patients newly diagnosed with Mycobacterium avium complex lung disease, amikacin liposome inhalation suspension Arikayce plus multidrug therapy for 12 months improved respiratory symptoms, according to results presented here.“Not only did this regimen improve the quality of life of the participants, but it made a significant microbiologic impact as well,” Charles L.
By: Isabella Hornick, Kristen Dowd
ORLANDO — Adults with vs. without COPD lost more years of life, and the number of lost years from COPD was similar across never, current and former smokers, according to findings presented here.
By: Isabella Hornick, Shenaz Bagha
Amateur soccer players who headed the ball in a match vs. those who did not had significantly higher increases in S100B calcium-binding protein immediately after the match, according to results published in JAMA Neurology
