Beth W Orenstein

Freelance writer for online and in print publications, such as http://t.co/okOmtlwBtg, Radiology Today, The Eastern PA Business Journal, SDMS and Insure.

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Getting Along With AI

3 weeks ago | radiologytoday.net | Beth W Orenstein

home | subscribe | comment | resources | reprints | writers' guidelines Getting Along With AI By Beth W. Orenstein Radiology Today Vol. 26 No. 4 P. 18 Collaboration is key to optimizing the benefits that both people and technology bring to interpreting images. AI is now its own industry. More than 700 tools have been cleared by the FDA, and more than 100 AI companies exhibited at the RSNA 2024 meeting in Chicago last November.
New PET - Radiology Today Magazine

1 month ago | radiologytoday.net | Beth W Orenstein

home | subscribe | comment | resources | reprints | writers' guidelines New PET By Beth W. Orenstein Radiology Today Vol. 26 No. 4 P. 10 Use of Alzheimer’s Imaging Is Increasing A new study published in Nature Medicine in January 2025 predicts that by 2060, the number of people in the United States living with dementia will nearly double. That would mean one million new cases a year of the disease that involves progressive declines in memory, concentration, and judgment.
April 2025 - Radiology Today

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AI in IR - Radiology Today Magazine

Mar 10, 2025 | radiologytoday.net | Beth W Orenstein

home | subscribe | comment | resources | reprints | writers' guidelines AI in IR By Beth W. Orenstein Radiology Today Vol. 26 No. 2 P. 10 Experts see broader applications as evidence suggests it canimprove patient outcomes. AI is a hot topic in IR, and rightly so. Evidence: AI and its increasing role in IR was the unofficial theme of the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR) 2024 annual meeting in Salt Lake City a year ago. Bruce J.
Writing about motherhood among highlights of a decade in the newsroom | Letter

Feb 2, 2025 | lehighvalleylive.com | Beth W Orenstein

In 1983, when I came to The Express to try out for a job as a feature writer in the Living department, I made an error in the caption I was asked to write. I referred to the YWCA in Downtown Easton as the YMCA. The caption ran and the paper had to issue a correction. Lucky for me, I landed the job despite my carelessness. For the next 10 years, The Express, which became The Express-Times after merging with the Bethlehem Globe-Times, was my work home.
Guide to MS Relapses: Symptoms, Triggers & Treatments

Aug 20, 2024 | care.twill.health | Beth W Orenstein

MS relapses are also called exacerbations, attacks, flares, or flare-ups. Most people find that relapses develop slowly over two to three days and reach a peak after several days. To be considered an MS relapse by the medical community, a flare must: Last at least 24 hours Have no other potential causes, such as an infection Take place at least 30 days after the last relapseEach time you experience an MS flare-up, it can be different.
5 Tips and Tricks for Safe Shaving with Psoriasis

Jul 12, 2024 | care.twill.health | Beth W Orenstein

By Beth W. Orenstein July 12, 2024 To shave or not to shave? For many people with psoriasis, that’s the question. And to some degree, the answer is both—when your skin is flaring, there are some areas you'll want to avoid shaving, and others where it may be okay, as long as you're taking certain precautions.
Should I Use Sunscreen on My Psoriasis? A Q&A with Dr. Truong

Jul 8, 2024 | care.twill.health | Beth W Orenstein

By Beth W. Orenstein July 08, 2024 This article is part of a Q&A series in which a healthcare professional in our community answers your frequently asked questions. We asked: “I thought natural sunlight exposure can help psoriasis. Why do I need to apply sunscreen?” Allison Truong, M.D.: When you have psoriasis, soaking up a few rays can be a good thing. Ultraviolet rays from sun exposure can help clear and possibly prevent psoriasis plaques.
Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy (and What to Eat Instead)

Jul 8, 2024 | care.twill.health | Beth W Orenstein

A healthy, balanced diet during pregnancy consists of nutrient-rich, whole foods, including: Lean meats and/or other proteins Certain types of fish and seafood Legumes Low-fat dairy products Fruits Vegetables Whole-grain breads and cereals Nuts and seeds Healthy oils, like avocado or olive oil“These foods support the growth and development needs of [both you and your baby,]” Mills says.
Covering the Cost of MS: How to Find Financial Assistance

Jul 5, 2024 | care.twill.health | Beth W Orenstein

At least two-thirds of those living with MS are on those drugs, says Cherie Binns, a registered nurse and patient healthcare liaison with the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. In addition to DMTs, many people with MS also take other drugs to help manage symptoms, control flares, and treat complications. Prescription coverage through private health insurance often covers the majority of drugs’ costs, leaving you responsible for a much smaller copay.