Nicoletta Lanese is a Channel Editor for Health at Live Science. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, with a focus on topics such as the coronavirus, CDC data, and alternative medicine. Her work has been featured in outlets like The Scientist, Scientific American, and Space.com, among others.
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By: Nicoletta Lanese
A bacterial infection that rarely occurs in the United States hit a woman in Maryland after she cleaned her home aquarium.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
Between 67 and 143 people in the DRC have died of an unknown, flu-like disease, officials have said.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
A new laboratory study pinpoints a way H5N1 bird flu could evolve to spread from person to person.
A new federal order requires that U.S. dairies provide milk samples to the USDA so the agency can test the milk for bird flu prior to pasteurization.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
In a new study, the RSV drug nirsevimab was 93% effective at preventing young children from being hospitalized for the respiratory infection.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
Psychedelics are being tested as add-ons to psychotherapy, but in trials, there's little detail about how the therapy is actually conducted, Dr. Albino Oliveira-Maia says.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
An Alabama woman underwent a transplant procedure to get a new kidney from a gene-edited pig.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
A person in Louisiana has been hospitalized with the United States' first serious case of H5N1 bird flu, following 60 milder cases this year.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
An initially "unknown" illness affecting hundreds in the Democratic Republic of the Congo may be attributable to malaria, malnutrition and a viral infection. But investigations are ongoing.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
A new study hints at a "previously recognized" mechanism that links a rare chromosomal disorder to schizophrenia.
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