Associate News Editor, Senior Medical Journalist
Todd Neale is a Senior Medical Journalist and Associate News Editor for TCTMD. With a strong background in medicine and healthcare, he covers a range of medical specialties including endocrinology, dermatology, and rheumatology, among others. Todd's work has been featured in multiple publications, including TCTMD, Gastroenterology Advisor, and The Clinical Advisor.
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Todd Neale's articles primarily focus on healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with a strong emphasis on citing data. He covers topics related to cardiology, heart disease, medical research, cardiac arrhythmias, and hypertension.
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An opt-out system seems to help, but there’s more work to do to meet performance goals endorsed by the AHA and ACC.
TAVI news, including stories from the recent New York Valves conference, claimed several of the top spots.
The approach should be considered to prevent leaks, which have been tied to increased stroke risks, Vivek Reddy says.
New models based on accelerated failure time (AFT), compared with the widely used QRisk3 algorithm, more accurately predict risk for cardiovascular
The findings should lead to changes in practice, David Cohen says, but as seen in the setting of PCI, “old habits die hard.”
Rising tetracycline resistance compromises the efficacy of California's statewide doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) implementation against
The tools may help address underdiagnosis in this area, though there is still room for improvement in screening performance.
It’s critical to focus on treatment intensification, and not just initiation, in high-risk patients, Ambarish Pandey says.
The combination therapy improved LVEF, quality of life, clinical outcomes, and more, but implementation questions remain.
By: Todd Neale
Exercising during the day is associated with an increased risk of developing nocturnal hypoglycemia among patients with type 1 diabetes, according to study findings published in Diabetes Care
