Richard Smith is a Medical Editor at Healio. He specializes in cardiology, endocrinology, and women's health, with a focus on the intersection of medicine and healthcare, as well as emerging topics in artificial intelligence and machine learning. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Insider Media, The Lancet, and TechCrunch.
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By: Richard Smith, Michael Monostra
PHILADELPHIA — Adults with type 1 diabetes who discontinued semaglutide had a greater drop in time in range and worse glycemic variability than those who never used the drug, according to data from an ADJUST-T1D extension study.
By: Richard Smith, Scott Buzby
PHOENIX — Approximately half of U.S. patients with heart failure also have elevated cardiovascular inflammation risk despite guideline-directed medical therapy, regardless of their ejection fraction, a speaker reported.
By: Erik Swain, Richard Smith
BOSTON — Comorbidities related to cardio-kidney-metabolic syndrome have become increasingly prevalent in patients with heart failure, which has implications for prevention and treatment, according to a speaker.
By: Gabrielle M. Grasso, Richard Smith, Stephen K. Tyring
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By: Erik Swain, Richard Smith
BOSTON — Sleep quality affects cardiometabolic health in many ways, and it is important for healthcare professionals to routinely ask their patients about it, according to a speaker at the Cardiometabolic Health Congress.
By: Michael Monostra, Richard Smith
A monoclonal antibody conferred greater improvements in serum phosphate and other outcomes compared with conventional therapy for adults with X-linked hypophosphatemia, researchers reported.
By: Lucas Laboy, Richard Smith
DENVER — Atacicept-vymj stabilized eGFR, reduced risks for a composite kidney disease progression outcome and was well tolerated vs. placebo for
Key takeaways: Kidney Week Young Investigator Award recipient describes future of precision care. New technology may soon make blood pressure measurement less burdensome.
DENVER — Pregnancy after kidney donation was associated with a 50% increased risk for some pregnancy-related adverse outcomes, but the actual number of events was “modest,” according to a speaker.
DENVER — Socioeconomic, demographic, clinical and genetic factors may impact odds of becoming a living kidney donor, according to study data presented at ASN Kidney Week.
