Rob Dillard
Articles by Rob Dillard
Climbing stairs is associated with improved heart health and a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
Air pollution is linked to stress and depression, and as a result, it puts middle-aged adults at risk of dying from CVD.
Alister Campbell, of Dotmatics, details how artificial intelligence is changing the drug discovery process.
People who are exposed to even small amounts of secondhand smoke have a greater risk of developing atrial fibrillation.
Good heart health is linked to less cognitive decline among middle-aged Black women.
The LGBTQ dating app Grindr allegedly sold the private information of its users, including HIV status, to advertisers.
The addition of dostarlimab to platinum chemotherapy is cost effective and significantly improves QOL.
Dr. Townsend discusses hypertension and how not adhering to medications is the biggest issue for patients.
The AHA and NFL are challenging kids to stay physically active in order to support their physical and mental health.
A promising new approach may identify structural differences in the brains of those with autism spectrum disorder.
According to a study, more patients with AFib are likely to experience heart failure rather than stroke or heart attack.
Treating gum disease soon after catheter ablation to correct atrial fibrillation may lower the risk of recurrence.
Soft tumor environments can cause triple-negative breast cancer to spread more aggressively.
A lack of the small protein interferon-β can compromise brain function in patients with HIV.
Prenatal cannabis use disorder increases the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism and ADHD, in children.
The use of a 3D variable flip angle mapping technique is effective in patients with head and neck cancer undergoing CRT.
A blood-based machine learning assay may be able to differentiate patients with ovarian cancer from healthy patients.
Physical inactivity was significantly correlated with worse cardiometabolic risk in a large ambulatory patient population.
A machine learning-powered analysis of Google Street View shows how environment impacts risk of major adverse cardiac events.
People with heart disease could benefit from a low-sodium diet but, on average, consume twice the recommended amount of salt.
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