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Lei Lei Wu

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Lei Lei Wu

Lei Lei Wu is a staff writer for �鶹��ýӰ��, 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 daily roundup of news on COVID-19 and the rest of medicine

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Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine No Problem for Kids With Asthma

Contrary to CDC guidance, nasal spray did not increase asthma exacerbations

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Blood Clots More Likely With COVID Versus Pneumonia

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Experts Question Whether It's Okay to Test Embryos for Common Diseases

Researchers developed an algorithm to test for diseases such as diabetes, but is it ethical?

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Awake Prone Positioning: Which COVID Patients Benefit?

Meta-analysis supports maneuver to reduce need for intubation in these groups

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Antisense Drug Slashed Hereditary Angioedema Attacks in Small Study

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Small Airways Disease Persists in Long COVID Patients

Abnormalities in distal airways found months after infection, and even in those with mild cases

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