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James Lopilato

James Lopilato

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James Lopilato

James Lopilato joined Medpage Today as a staff writer in June 2022. He covers a variety of topics in current medical science research, with a particular interest in genetics, genomics, and biological anthropology. He graduated from Stony Brook University, where he received his B.Sc. in Human Evolutionary Biology.

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ERS over a photo of the Fira de Barcelona district Gran Via in Barcelona, Spain

Dual Bronchodilators No Help for Symptomatic Smokers With Preserved Lung Function

RETHINC highlights why clinicians cannot keep giving these patients COPD meds, researcher says

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Radiofrequency Tx Proves on the Nose for Collapsed Nasal Valves

Improvements with temperature-controlled radiofrequency therapy maintained through 1 year

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AAP Sets Ground Rules for Preventing Child Abuse in Healthcare

Recommendation calls for screening clinicians for child abuse history, teaching boundaries

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Oral Supplement for Childhood Myopia: Preliminary Data Promising

Modest myopia progression with 7-methylxanthine, a caffeine metabolite

A photo of workers cleaning up the beaches of Port Fourchon, Louisiana following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

A Legacy of the Deepwater Horizon Spill: Asthma in Cleanup Workers

Risk related to airborne chemicals from burning oil, natural gas

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Universal Hip Screening in Babies Associated With Overtreatment

Late detection of hip dysplasia and need for surgery not helped by universal screening

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Life-Threatening Collapsed Lung: Survival Better With Prehospital Needle Insertion

Should prehospital needle decompression be used more frequently in trauma cases?

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Once the 'Disease of Kings,' Gout Now Reigns Through Poverty, Disparity

National data outlines factors behind racial and sex-based disparities

A close up of a baby with a healing reaction on her shoulder from the BCG vaccination

Nothing Lasts Forever, Including Infant BCG Vaccine Protection

Most efficacy lost by age 5

A photo of a young troubled looking boy smoking a cigarette.

Brain Structure, Cognitive Performance Linked With Tobacco Use in Kids

Impairments seen through 2 years of follow-up

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