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Christina Manago

Christina Manago

Verified

Web Editor, MDedge Neurology

North Arlington

Final Covers

mental health, motherhood psychology, mindfulness behavioral health, parenting

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Product reviews, press releases.

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Total articles 76

  • Meet our newest genetically engineered frenemy, herpes

    By Lucas Franki Verified, Richard Franki, Christina Manago Verified| Internal Medicine News Verified Herpes to the rescueLet’s face it: When people hear the word “herpes,” their first thoughts are not positive. But what if herpes could be a hero? Scientists have found a way to make a strain of herpes that kills cancer because, hey, it’s 2022, and anything is possible. Trials have been going well and this seems like a safe and effective way to fight cancer. Viruses may be one of our oldest enemies, but it’s also been said that the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

    By Lucas Franki Verified, Richard Franki, Christina Manago Verified · Internal Medicine News

    Sep. 29, 2022

  • Early bird gets the worm, night owl gets the diabetes

    By Lucas Franki Verified, Richard Franki, Christina Manago Verified| Internal Medicine News Verified Metabolism a player in circadian rhythm sectionAre you an early bird, or do you wake up and stare at your phone, wondering why you were up watching “The Crown” until 3 a.m.? Recent research suggests that people who wake up earlier tend to be more active during the day and burn more fat than those who sleep in. Fat builds up in the night owls, putting them at higher risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease. The study gives physicians something to think about when assessing a patient’s risk factors.

    By Lucas Franki Verified, Richard Franki, Christina Manago Verified · Internal Medicine News

    Sep. 22, 2022

  • Meet our newest genetically engineered frenemy, herpes

    By Lucas Franki Verified, Richard Franki, Christina Manago Verified| Internal Medicine News Verified Herpes to the rescueLet’s face it: When people hear the word “herpes,” their first thoughts are not positive. But what if herpes could be a hero? Scientists have found a way to make a strain of herpes that kills cancer because, hey, it’s 2022, and anything is possible. Trials have been going well and this seems like a safe and effective way to fight cancer. Viruses may be one of our oldest enemies, but it’s also been said that the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

    By Lucas Franki Verified, Richard Franki, Christina Manago Verified · Internal Medicine News

    Sep. 29, 2022

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MDedge Neurology

Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, United States

+1 240-221-2468