George Citroner
Author
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
Sugar-Sweetened Drinks Alter Gut Bacteria, Raising Diabetes Risk
A major study offers new insights into diabetes risk factors.
State Warning Label Laws Push Companies to Remove Toxic Chemicals Nationwide
New research reveals how California’s Proposition 65 chemical warning label law has demonstrated the broader impact of state-level environmental legislation.
A Type of Bile Acid Could Boost Cancer Immunotherapy
Salk Institute research reveals how bile acids influence liver cancer progression.
Extra Calcium May Reduce Colorectal Cancer Risk, NIH Study Finds
A new study of 471,000 adults shows benefit from both dietary and supplemental sources.
Early Childhood Sun Exposure Reduces Multiple Sclerosis Relapse Risk by a Third: Study
Research finds both childhood and maternal sun exposure are linked to lower multiple sclerosis relapse rates.
Antidepressants Effective for Anxiety, Long-Term Effects Remain Uncertain
Expert insights on generalized anxiety disorder treatment and the risks of abruptly stopping antidepressant use.
When Are You Happiest? New Research Tracks Mood Variations
A new study examines how time of day, day of week, and seasons affect mental health, revealing surprising insights into human emotional patterns.
Broccoli Sprouts May Help Control Blood Sugar: Clinical Trial
New research suggests broccoli sprout extract may help reduce blood sugar levels in prediabetic patients, with effectiveness linked to gut bacteria profiles.
Nasal Oxytocin Shows Promise in Treating Dementia Symptoms
The ‘love hormone’ may help fight apathy in early-onset dementia patients.
Cannabis-Linked Schizophrenia Nearly Tripled in Young Adults After Legalization
A 16-year Canadian study of 13.5 million people reveals significant increase in psychosis and schizophrenia cases among young cannabis users.
