Mallika Marshall is a Harvard-trained physician and practicing urgent care doctor. She is also a Medical Reporter for CBS Boston, providing medical insights and advice to viewers. Mallika's work spans various platforms, including television, online articles, and interviews, covering a range of health-related topics and answering frequently asked medical questions.
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Mallika Marshall's coverage heavily focuses on health and medical research, particularly dealing with wellness, diseases/conditions, and medical treatments. Her articles often cite data to support the information presented.
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BOSTON - A new survey found that more than 50% of Gen Z are using TikTok for health advice.
Researchers are developing a new experimental nasal spray that may help treat patients with dementia.
By: By Mallika Marshall
Having trouble sleeping? New study finds participating in short bursts of activity before bed can help you sleep longer.
By: Mallika Marshall
BOSTON -- Research shows that people who walk or bike to work are mentally and physically healthier than those who don't.
BOSTON - A new study out of the U.K. says so-called "night owls" may have better brain function.
By: By Mallika Marshall
Dr. Mallika Marshall answers a viewer question about why eating can make you sleepy.
By: By Mallika Marshall
Caring for someone with dementia can be incredibly stressful and a new study finds that stress can cause damage on a cellular level, which can lead to mental and physical health problems.
By: Mallika Marshall
In a new book, a Canadian expert on artificial intelligence says that to nurture our minds and reduce the risk of dementia, we should focus on real intelligence rather than artificial intelligence.
BOSTON - The number of COVID cases is spiking , including here in Massachusetts, and the virus just isn't going away.
By: Mallika Marshall
BOSTON - There's a new TikTok routine called "the morning shed" that influencers claim will improve the quality of your sleep and skin. But how safe is it?
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