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Lei Lei Wu

Lei Lei Wu is a staff writer for 榴莲视频 Medical Today, focusing on Pediatrics and Environmental Health. She joined MedPage in September of 2021 as an intern before transitioning to staff writer in 2022. She graduated from Cornell University with a bachelors in biology, where she conducted research in virology. In her free time, she chills with her three cats and one dog.

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Autism Screening Test for Toddlers Wins on Accuracy

Younger diagnosis age means earlier support for kids with autism, researcher says

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Shorter Treatment for Nonsevere TB Succeeds in Kids

Safe, less costly, and with similar efficacy, randomized trial in Africa and India finds

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Concussions Linked to Mental Health Issues in Kids

Higher risks of self-harm and psychiatric hospitalization seen vs orthopedic injury

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E-Cig Use Tied to Higher Odds of Prediabetes

As in regular cigarettes, nicotine may play a role, researcher says

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First Drug-Eluting Contact Lens Wins FDA Nod

Contact lens releases antihistamine to treat itchy eyes

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One Nutty Gene: Peanut Oral Immunotherapy Outcomes Affected by HLA Allele

Carriers of immune system gene variant show better response to treatment

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Black, Latinx Adults With Asthma Benefit From Inhaled Glucocorticoid Add-On

"Shovel-ready" intervention can help reduce disparities in asthma burden, researchers say

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Can Internet Addiction Be Prevented in High School?

Behavioral intervention targeted at-risk adolescents with some success

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Higher Risk of Mortality With Autism, ADHD

Some of the risk for mortality in those with ASD may arise from its link to ADHD diagnosis

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Glaucoma Risk Persists Years After Cataract Surgery in Young Children

"Lifelong follow-up" is important for these kids

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