Stephanie Castillo
Stephanie is an avid writer, runner, and snacker, though not at the same time. She holds a BA in professional writing and mass communications from King’s College (located in the town closet to where they "filmed" The Office), and joined the Medical Daily team after working as an assistant online editor for Prevention. Her writing has appeared in Newsweek, The Huffington Post, and Refinery29.
Articles By Stephanie Castillo
USC scientists find a connection between a mother's HBV and child's risk of infection, opening the door for a cure.
This discovery strengthens the case for more personalized medicine.
Women's estrogen levels during the menstrual cycle may remodel kidney tissue to protect against damage and possible failure.
Bite into restaurant-quality burgers that are packed with healthy ingredients and vegetables.
The future of therapy is online, and it may present especially unique opportunities for low-income men and women who have been sexually victimized.
In its second year, the "Consent. Ask For It" campaign enlists Advocates for Youth to promote a culture of sexual consent.
New study suggests BRCA1 mutation carriers reduce women's egg supply at an accelerated rate.
New study suggests loneliness and social isolation are risk factors for heart attack, chest pain, and stroke.
Study among the first to find slight differences in how men and women behave when their circadian clock is thrown off balance.
Parents influence childhood development, but mothers may have a special impact on young girls' emotional regulation and processing.
New study calls into question an almost 50-year-old piece of diet advice.
Central Americans and Cubans are almost two times more likely to develop cardiac dysfunction, a risk factor for heart failure, than Mexican-Americans, new study finds.