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Jennifer Larson

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  • None, Healthline, Healthgrades
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I'm a freelance journalist specializing in covering health care issues for various online publications, including Healthgrades, Parade, Healthline, and Self.

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I'm a freelance journalist specializing in covering healthcare issues for various publications, including Medscape, Healthgrades, SingleCare's The Check Up, Healthline, and Parade. I also write about education issues for School Administrator magazine. I also have a background in communications work for healthcare organizations and nonprofits.

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Hospitalists Get Creative to Find Time for Research

Hospitalists Get Creative to Find Time for Research

Hospitalists sometimes to have to be strategic to find time to pursue scholarship. Sometimes that may mean ca…

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First true generic of a popular asthma inhaler gets FDA approval

First true generic of a popular asthma inhaler gets FDA approval

Fluticasone propionate is the first true Flovent generic approved by the FDA. Learn how generic Flovent can l…

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Another reason to reduce screen time: your eyes - WellTuned by BCBST

Another reason to reduce screen time: your eyes - WellTuned by BCBST

Most people know that too much screen time can negatively impact emotional health. We now know that screen ti…

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Tips for Dealing with Acute Pain in the Workplace

Tips for Dealing with Acute Pain in the Workplace

Learn tips on treating acute pain at work to maintain productivity while protecting physical health and reduc…

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A Guide to Eating Out with Crohn's Disease

A Guide to Eating Out with Crohn's Disease

Crohn's disease causes severe inflammation of the GI tract. Learn how to navigate dining out when you have Cr…

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How to Prepare for a Colonoscopy with Hypoglycemia

How to Prepare for a Colonoscopy with Hypoglycemia

If you're prone to low blood sugar levels, you'll need to adjust the way you prepare for a colonoscopy to red…

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Digital Health Engagement Linked to Higher Psychological Distress

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By Jennifer Larson Verified
| Oncology Nurse Advisor Verified
Patients who spend more time involved in digital health activities may be more likely to experience slightly higher levels of psychological distress, according to the results of a recent study published in JAMA Network Open. A pair of researchers chose to examine the possibility of a relationship between digital health engagement and psychological distress among US adults. They conducted a cross-sectional study using data from the Health Information National Trends Survey (HINTS).
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Myeloma Randomized Clinical Trials Often Contain Reporting Spin

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By Jennifer Larson Verified
| Oncology Nurse Advisor Verified
Primary endpoint-aligned interpretation of study results and transparent sample size reporting minimizes the likelihood of spin in outcomes reporting of myeloma randomized controlled trials (RCTs), according to the results of an analysis published in The Oncologist. A focus on improvements in myeloma outcomes may conceal spin in findings of recent myeloma trials.
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Paid Parental Leave for Med School Faculty Often Lacking

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By Jennifer Larson Verified
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Want to start a family? Medical school faculty members might want to investigate how much paid parental leave they’re eligible for. It might not be as much as many professional associations recommend. In fact, some experts suggest that parental leave policies for some medical schools could use some updates to keep up with the needs of today’s faculty members — and their families. Revamps might also help with attracting new faculty and keeping the faculty they already have.
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Awards

American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) Award

2025 - Trade category

The feature article titled "The Political Temperature of Climate Change Education,” which was published in School Administrator magazine, won an award for being a thoughtful take on a touchy subject.