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Science journalist, UCSC SciCom '14. Words @NatureNews @undarkmag @NYTParenting @ScienceMagazine etc. Fall 2020 fellow @KSJatMIT, 2023 @APFFoundation fellow.
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AI is taking on antibiotic resistance — here’s how

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By Jyoti Madhusoodanan Verified
| Nature Verified
Some bacteria are becoming resistant to the antibiotics commonly used to control them.Credit: NIAID/NIH/Science Photo Library When it comes to bacterial infections in the gut, antibiotics are effective yet broad-acting: although they might kill disease-causing species effectively, beneficial microflora can get caught in the crossfire. This indiscriminate effect can be harmful, particularly for people with Crohn’s disease or other chronic gastrointestinal conditions.
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New early-warning alerts have doctors thinking it may be possible to repair a damaged kidney

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By Jyoti Madhusoodanan Verified
| Scientific American Verified
This article is part of “Innovations In: Kidney Disease,” an editorially independent special report that was produced with financial support from Vertex. Dennis Moledina encountered a common problem during his training in nephrology, the specialty dedicated to kidney health. Many of the patients he saw had acute kidney injury that had been caused not directly by a disease but by a prescribed medication.
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Uncharted: Understanding women’s health across the body

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By Jyoti Madhusoodanan Verified
| Nature Verified
As a postdoctoral researcher, Jennifer Rabin spent her days studying how risk factors for heart disease corresponded to the chance of developing Alzheimer’s disease. In 2019, shortly after she started her own laboratory at the University of Toronto, Canada, she met with a PhD student who wanted to study women’s health.
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