Nicoletta Lanese is a science journalist and Health Channel Editor for Live Science. With a background in dance and science communication, Nicoletta covers a wide range of health topics, from infectious diseases to medical breakthroughs. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Scientific American and Yahoo News.
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There's now an option to treat anaphylaxis via a nasal spray, rather than with an auto-injected medication.
The Oropouche virus, which some media outlets are calling a "sloth virus," has been seen in European travelers returning home from the Americas.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
The World Health Organization says the ongoing mpox outbreak in Africa requires a coordinated international effort to subdue.
Following the WHO's declaration that the mpox outbreak in Africa is a global health emergency, Sweden reported its first case of a deadlier clade of the virus.
Scientists are testing a "genetically enhanced bacteriophage cocktail" as a treatment for urinary tract infections.
Dr. Neal Baer discusses a new book about the incredible promise and potential pitfalls of CRISPR gene-editing technology.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
"Eugenics seeks to improve by eliminating the characteristics considered at a particular time and place to be disadvantages and to maximize those considered normal."
By: Nicoletta Lanese
Recent cases of a viral illness nicknamed "triple E" have occurred in New England, affecting Massachusetts, New Hampshire and other states. Here's what you should know about the disease.
By: Nicoletta Lanese
Scientists present evidence of a newly discovered tick-borne virus that can infect humans and potentially invade the brain, in some cases.
By: Patrick Pester, Ethan Freedman, Megan Shersby, Carissa Wong, Ailsa Harvey, Harry Baker, Joanna Wendel, Nicoletta Lanese, Ben Turner, Mindy Weisberger
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