Kristen Dowd is an Executive Editor for Healio, a platform that provides healthcare professionals with the latest news and information in their respective fields. With a focus on medical and scientific topics, Kristen's articles cover a range of subjects including pulmonology, dermatology, allergies, and other areas of healthcare.
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By: Kristen Dowd, Richard Gawel
Top stories included advice for dealing with problematic patients, preventing and predicting food allergies, biologics in asthma treatment, challenges in genetic testing, and the role of climate change in allergy prevalence.
By: Kristen Dowd, Victoria Langowska
Key takeaways: Early exposure to weed pollen counteracts benefits of urban green spaces in instances of childhood asthma.
By: Gabrielle M. Grasso
High adherence to an antioxidant diet reduced the risk for acne impacting patient quality of life in women, according to a study.“The typical Western diet, rich in ultra-processed foods with sugar, saturated fatty acids and food additives with a high glycemic index and being poor in polyunsaturated fatty acids, fiber, water, vitamins and minerals can predispose individuals to the
By: Kristen Dowd, Rebecca L. Forand
Acrochordons, also known as skin tags or fibroepithelial polyps, are correlated with metabolic disease and obesity in pediatric patients, according to a study.
By: Kristen Dowd, Victoria Langowska
Increased exposure to nitrogen dioxide from U.S. stoves may be responsible for approximately 50,000 cases of current pediatric asthma, with marginalized groups incurring more exposure than the national average, according to a study.
Ever current and former adult smokers with a diet high in nutritionally rich, plant-centered foods had lower odds for emphysema, according to results published in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases
By: Kristen Dowd, Isabella Hornick
When asked about newborn screening tests, nearly half of surveyed parents with a young child did not know the conditions included on these tests, according to results presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting
Key takeaways: Dupilumab users had at least 0.5 fewer exacerbations per person per 1.5 years compared with other biologics.
By: Gabrielle M. Grasso, Kristen Dowd
With summer fast approaching, many are making plans to crack open a cold one, lounge on the beach and take in the sun's golden rays. They may be unaware, however, that not only does consuming alcohol negatively affect your skin, but doing so in the heat can do even more damage.
By: Kristen Dowd, Gabrielle M. Grasso
Key takeaways: The adjusted difference of PASI from baseline at week 12 was –0.6%. PGA, DLQI and treatment-emergent adverse events were also comparable.
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