Articles By Seema Prasad
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Part 2: TB Contact Tracing Not Working For COVID-19
The CDC has adopted TB contact tracing strategies to manage the rising COVID-19 cases. -
Q&A On COVID Herd Immunity: Is It Coming Soon?
Medical Daily speaks to Stuart Campbell Ray M.D. at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine about the various aspects of herd immunity. -
Studies Show Little Progress in Reining in Opioid Epidemic
The proportion of patients filling their opioid prescriptions post-surgery increased between 2014 and 2017, a new study shows. -
Study Shows Extent, Danger of TB Exposure: Part I
According to the WHO, 10 million people were diagnosed with tuberculosis worldwide in 2018. -
For Seniors, Flu Shot Safer Bet to Reduce Cardiovascular Risk
The flu vaccine may help prevent some complications that occur with chronic health problems. -
With Good Covid Hygiene, Mom Can Breastfeed
Don't discourage moms from breastfeeding, even if they have COVID-19. -
Embrace Contact Tracing to Slow COVID Spread
Do you live in Virginia? If so, yours was the first state to use the joint Google and Apple notification tools to build an app that allows for contact tracing notifications using Bluetooth. -
Don't Depend on Coconut Oil for Heart Health
The coconut oil in your pantry may not be as heart healthy as you thought it was. Other plant-based oils may be healthier. -
You Clicked on It Here First: Eating Chocolate 3x a Week Could Help the Heart
A meta-analysis involving six studies indicated that eating chocolate in moderation could reduce risk of heart disease. -
With Sunscreen, Opt for Visible Light Protection
Colored sunscreen protects sensitive skin from various skin disorders. -
When Personal Liberties, Public Responsibilities, Clash
More than 20 U.S. states have enforced rules asking people to wear face masks. -
Does Mom's Depression During Pregnancy Affect the Children Later in Life?
A new study says that teen girls who have gone through puberty have a higher risk of acquiring depression if their mothers had maternal depression.
