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Jeff Minerd

Jeff Minerd

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Jeff Minerd

Jeff Minerd has been a medical and science writer for more than two decades, for organizations and publications including the National Institutes of Health (NIAID), The Infectious Diseases Society of America, The Cardiometabolic Health Congress, The Futurist Magazine, and The Scientist magazine. He received an Outstanding Contribution Award from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for the booklet Understanding Vaccines. He is also winner of the F. Scott Fitzgerald Short Story Prize.

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A photo of a female nurse holding a vial of blood labeled: Testosterone Total.

Low Testosterone Linked With Mortality Risk in Aging Men

Meta-analysis examined studies with mass spectroscopy measures, providing greater accuracy

David Braun, MD, PhD, on Biomarkers in Renal Cell Carcinoma

Latest results with ctDNA, single-cell RNA sequencing, and the microbiome

Sharon Bober and Matthew Katz on Sexual Health for Lung Cancer and Other Cancer Survivors

Study identified sexual aids related to NCCN recommendations

Venkatraman Radhakrishnan on Dexamethasone in Antiemetic Prophylaxis

Question about whether dexamethasone can be omitted, given the advent of newer antiemetics

A computer rendering of a transparent body with the intestines highlighted.

Loss of Anti-TNF Treatment Response Common in Crohn's Disease

Study identified factors and strategies for maintaining response

Isabelle Bedrosian, MD, on Germline Testing for Patients With Breast Cancer

New ASCO-SSO guideline

A computer rendering of the cutaway of a respiratory syncytial virus

Cardiac Events Common in Older, Hospitalized RSV Patients

New RSV vaccines could reduce risk, researchers said

A computer rendering of an endoscope illuminating a polyp in the large intestine

How Old Is Too Old for Surveillance Colonoscopy?

Study suggested risks may outweigh benefits for some older patients

Metabolites and Breast Cancer Risk

New insights from studies of the metabolome

A computer rendering of intestines affected by Crohn鈥檚 disease.

Recent Developments in Crohn's Disease

Biosimilar approved; clinical trial data supports early intensive therapy

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