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Giuliana Grossi

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No Efficacy Loss After Multiple Ustekinumab Biosimilar Switches in Psoriasis

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By Giuliana Grossi
| Center for Biosimilars
Patients with moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis who were switched from reference ustekinumab to a first biosimilar and then to a second maintained durable disease control with no serious adverse events.
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How EHRs Help Identify Diabetes Risk in Families of Adults With Prediabetes

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By Pearl Steinzor, Christina Mattina Verified, Giuliana Grossi, Sabrina McCrear Verified
| EIN News
Diabetes doesn’t just affect individuals; it runs in families. In a cohort of adults with prediabetes, researchers found that 76% of multiresident households included at least 1 other family member with risk factors for diabetes.1 By leveraging electronic health record (EHR) data, health systems can identify at-risk household members and implement targeted prevention strategies, offering a new frontier in family-centered diabetes care.
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5 Health Crises America Urgently Needs to Address for Black Communities

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By Giuliana Grossi
| EIN News
Racial and ethnic disparities continue to significantly impact the health care experiences of millions of Americans, with people of color often receiving worse care than their White counterparts. Racial and ethnic disparities affect millions of Americans, and oftentimes, the disproportionate impact on Black communities is starkest.
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