Ed Cara is a writer at Gizmodo. He focuses on health and science journalism, exploring topics such as healthcare administration, public health, and the latest health advances, along with the occasional animal news. Ed has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, Lifehacker Australia, and Quartz.
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A large review finds that ADHD is linked to a higher risk of dying from any cause, but also that treatment can lower this risk.
Veradermics' VDPHL01 is now all but guaranteed to win FDA approval for treating pattern baldness.
There has been a recent uptick in reported animal cases of the New World screwworm this month.
New research is the first to find a link between the legalization of recreational cannabis and a rise in certain heart problems.
By: Ed Cara
An apparent leak prompted Merck and Moderna to release the full trial results ahead of schedule, but investors puzzlingly greeted the good news by sending the companies' stock prices down.
By: Ed Cara
French officials reported the first known human case of Shamonda virus this week. A virus normally found in livestock and spread by biting insects has now successfully jumped to people.
By: Ed Cara
In two recent trials, Eli Lilly's retatrutide significantly reduced people's apnea episodes compared to a placebo.
A less studied ingredient in cannabis-related products might not be quite as harmless as advertised, recent research suggests.
By: Ed Cara
UC San Diego researchers seem to have discovered a faster-acting, less toxic compound that can neutralize Naegleria fowleri.
Infections and deaths in the U.S. caused by drug-resistant bacteria and fungi have risen since 2019, the CDC says.
