George Citroner
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George Citroner reports on health and medicine, covering topics that include cancer, infectious diseases, and neurodegenerative conditions. He was awarded the Media Orthopaedic Reporting Excellence (MORE) award in 2020 for a story on osteoporosis risk in men.
LATEST
Diet Rich in Healthy Fats May Slow Prostate Cancer Growth: Preliminary Study
Researchers find that a diet high in omega-3s and fish oil supplements may benefit men with prostate cancer who are on active surveillance.
Study Finds Unexpected Benefits for Babies of Mothers With Gestational Diabetes
Researchers find unique changes in breast milk from mothers with gestational diabetes, potentially influencing infant development.
First Drop in US Obesity Rates in Over a Decade: Study
There are some notable regional differences and potential complex underlying factors.
Breakfast Timing May Affect Blood Sugar in Some Diabetics
Delaying breakfast for certain people with Type 2 diabetes influences how the body processes glucose and may help control blood sugar.
Alcohol-Related Deaths in US Nearly Double Over 2 Decades: Study
Young adults are hit the hardest and the Midwest sees the steepest rise, according to researchers.
We Are Living Longer but Not Healthier: Global Study
New research indicates people are living longer but spending more years in poor health.
High-Protein Diet Improves Metabolic Health Even Without Weight Loss
Recent research shows that reducing carbohydrates and adding protein and fat improves wellness markers regardless of whether weight is lost.
New Study Illustrates Coffee’s Unique Influence on Your Gut
Learn about how coffee dramatically affects gut bacteria levels, according to research involving nearly 77,200 study participants.
Mindfulness Therapy Developed for Teens to Address Mental Health Challenges
The new tool offers a family-centered approach to mental health support.
High Blood Sugar Linked to Impaired Brain Activity in Healthy People
Research shows that elevated blood sugar affects the brains of healthy people just as it does of people with diabetes.
