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Lei Lei Wu

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Lei Lei Wu

Lei Lei Wu is a staff writer for Medpage Today, focusing on Pediatrics and Environmental Health. She joined MedPage in September of 2021 as an intern before transitioning to staff writer in 2022. She graduated from Cornell University with a bachelors in biology, where she conducted research in virology. In her free time, she chills with her three cats and one dog.

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A female physician takes notes across from a little girl wearing a nebulizer mask in a hospital.

What Conditions Are Sending Kids to the Hospital?

Analysis from 2016 showed respiratory problems dominated, but depression was already on the rise

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Skipping Nighttime Checks No Remedy for Bad Sleep in Hospitals

It may still make sense to let sleeping patients lie, some argue

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McDonald's Instagram Ads Zero in on Kids in Poorer Countries

Study reveals disturbing pattern of social media advertising

Blue rubber gloved hands hold an infants foot with a heel prick which drips blood on to a Guthrie test form.

The Real Reason Some Newborns Don't Get Screening for Deadly Diseases

Why do newborn screening tests vary so much from state to state?

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Digital HTN, Diabetes Monitoring Program a Boon for Patients

Program reports growth and better outcomes

ASHP over a close up of pills being counted in a pharmacy

U.S. Dragging Its Feet on Biosimilar Approvals, Pharmacist Says

Introduction of biosimilars falling behind that of other countries

ASHP over a close up of pills being counted in a pharmacy

The ASHP Wants to Stop White Bagging on Prescription Drugs

This practice "jeopardizes patient care," says ASHP official

ASHP over a close up of pills being counted in a pharmacy

Efforts Needed to De-Escalate Use of Inhaled Corticosteroids in COPD

Clinicians are not always following the guidelines

A boy sits on the edge of a coffee table and plays a video game.

This Behavior on Digital Devices Is Linked to Worse Mental Health in Children

Good news for video gamers, however

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Peak VO2 Improved After Beta-Blocker Withdrawal in Some HFpEF Patients

Beta-blockers may not benefit HFpEF patients with chronotropic incompetence

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