Author: Chandana Thota

Dr. Thota Chandana, PharmD, is a seasoned healthcare content creator specializing in scientific articles, medical blogs, and medcom materials. She combines her clinical expertise with a passion for clear communication, delivering precise, evidence-based content tailored for healthcare professionals. Her work ensures relevance and value for HCPs, making complex healthcare topics accessible and engaging.

Societal Inequality
How Societal Inequality Affects Brain Health and Aging

New research from Trinity College Dublin, in collaboration with international partners, reveals a strong connection.

Children Learning
Brain Chooses Between Classical and Operant Conditioning

Groundbreaking research from Tel Aviv University reveals that the brain cannot simultaneously learn through classical.

Medicare health insurance
Only 8.4% of Medicare Advantage Offer Dental Coverage

Medicare Advantage, the privatized version of Medicare offering additional benefits like dental coverage, is increasingly.

Diabetes Risk
Ethnic Differences in Insulin Secretion and Diabetes Risk

New research highlights significant differences in insulin secretion, sensitivity, and clearance between normoglycemic Black and.

Adolescent cannabis
Adolescent Cannabis Use Linked to Poor Academic Outcomes

A recent meta-analysis published in JAMA Pediatrics has uncovered a significant link between adolescent cannabis.

Antibiotic-Resistant
Antibiotic-Resistant Salmonella Linked to Pet Dogs

A recent study from Penn State University, published in Zoonoses and Public Health, has revealed.

dry AMD
Eye Drops for Dry AMD: A Non-Invasive Breakthrough

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the leading cause of vision loss among individuals over 65, affects.

Cancer therapy
Revolutionary Cancer Therapy: Cells Turned Normal

In a revolutionary breakthrough, scientists at KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) have.

Sorafenib in liver cancer
SBRT and Sorafenib: A New Hope for Liver Cancer Patients

Recent findings from the Phase III NRG-RTOG 1112 clinical trial, published in JAMA Oncology, reveal.

Hand hygiene
Reducing Hand Hygiene Monitoring Saves Hospital Costs

A recent study in the American Journal of Infection Control suggests hospitals can significantly reduce.