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Greg Laub

Greg Laub

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Greg Laub

Greg Laub joined MedPage Today in 2005 as Production Manager and led the launch of the video department in 2007. He currently leads the video and podcast production teams. Greg's passion to craft a story began as a writer, with stops as Managing Editor at USOpen.org, Creative Director at Bernard Hodes Advertising, and copywriter at AOL Time Warner. He's even had one of his screenplays produced -- he believes it was beloved by all seven people who saw it. Greg lives in New Jersey with his wife, two kids and two dogs.

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Latest from Greg Laub

Study Examines How Speech Patterns Change With Age

Older adults tend to use more adjectives and descriptive words, but without adding content

Adoption Strategies for Lecanemab in Alzheimer's Disease

Christian Camargo talks patient selection, side-effect monitoring, and other considerations

Monica Bertagnolli: U.S. 'Ready' for Next Pandemic Threat

We are going to be as ready as any government or organization could possibly be, says NIH leader

Perception Is Reality: NIH's Role on Drug Pricing and Data Transparency

A talk with Monica Bertagnolli, MD, director of the National Institutes of Health

Which Food Allergy Patients Will Benefit Most From Omalizumab?

Bruce J. Lanser, MD, discusses determining who the best candidates are

Lung Function Improvements Tied to Better Asthma Control in Children

"Yet another motivator for therapies to maximize lung function"

Children Attending Daycare May Have Lower Risk of Asthma and Allergies

Association of daycare to lower IgE levels seen only for children attending in first year of life

Dupilumab Reduces Airway Inflammation, Mucus Plugs in Asthma Patients

VESTIGE trial highlights use of imaging to measure new clinical endpoints

'Major Advance' in Food Allergy Management: Experts Weigh in on OUtMATCH Data

"We're at the beginning of the next era of food allergy management"

It's Time to Study Earlier Use of Biologics in Children With Asthma, Says Expert

Approach could impact disease progression, reduce over-reliance on corticosteroids

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