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James Lopilato

James Lopilato

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James Lopilato

James Lopilato joined �鶹��ýӰ�� 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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Trial Picks Best Preop Sedative for Kids' Tonsil Surgery

Hint: it's not midazolam

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Newborns of Disabled Mothers Face Birth Risks

Smaller babies, more preterm births observed

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CDC: More Clots, Kidney Failure in Kids After COVID

Post-COVID symptoms run the gamut for kids and teens

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Prosthetic Mesh May Stand in the Way of Further Abdominal Operations

Prior incisional hernia repair associated with complications with later abdominal surgery

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Racial Disparities Seen in Preemie Lung Disease

Infants of Black mothers face more challenges with bronchopulmonary dysplasia

A Black mom holding her baby puts her hand out in a stop gesture to a man holding a syringe.

Over 40% of Parents Give a Hard No to COVID Vaccines for Babies, Toddlers

Parents surveyed a month after mRNA vaccines became available to young age group

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Childhood Obesity Rate Now Exceeds 1 in 5 Kids, Teenagers

Troubling trends since 2011 across age, race, and ethnicity

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Kids' Hearing Loss Associated With Common Antibiotics

Children and teens with sensorineural hearing loss more often macrolide users

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Fluid Therapy Showdown in Cardiac Surgery Disfavors Albumin

Major adverse events not reduced, and some complications increased

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Defeat for Erythropoietin in Infant Encephalopathy

Tide turns for presumed treatment for neonatal brain dysfunction

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