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US’s STD epidemic worsened again in 2023
Rates of STDs continue to rise in the United States, with CDC data showing increases year after year.
AI dominated headlines this year — here are the biggest stories from 2023
This past year, Healio covered numerous developments in artificial intelligence as the technology continues to demonstrate potential for key roles in clinical settings, both now and in the future.
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New AAP guidance on obesity highlights year full of nutrition news
As the pediatric obesity crisis continues, its effects on children continue to be examined and investigated.
Q&A: Is it too late to get vaccinated for protection over the holidays?
On Dec. 14, the CDC issued an urgent warning calling for health care providers to increase vaccination coverage for COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus.
Snacking on tree nuts may reduce risk for metabolic syndrome in young adults
Young adults who consumed tree nuts as snacks had a lower risk for metabolic syndrome than those who did not, as well as improvements in waist circumference, visceral fat and blood insulin levels, a study found.
Zonulin increase may signal celiac diagnosis in children
Zonulin levels rise significantly in children in the months preceding a diagnosis of celiac disease autoimmunity, suggesting it could be used as a biomarker to screen at-risk children for celiac disease, researchers reported in Pediatrics.
New vaccines and a focus on long COVID: The year in pediatric COVID-19
As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its 5th year, its effect on children continues to be widely studied. We compiled a list of stories about pediatric COVID-19 that we reported over the course of the past year.
Healio Minute Podcast, Dermatology Edition: Top Headlines - Week of December 18, 2023
In this edition, an advocacy group petitions the FDA for stronger safety warnings for Botox, melanoma regression is associated with improved prognosis and more.
Limited coverage of weight-loss drugs could fuel health inequities
The AMA has adopted a policy in support of insurance coverage parity for evidence-based weight-loss medications “without exclusions or additional carve-outs,” the organization recently announced.
White object found moving in infant’s diaper
A 1-year-old boy is brought to your urgent care clinic after his mother found a white object similar to a grain of rice in his stool during a diaper change.