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Roni Rabin

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Health Writer at The New York Times

New York Times health writer.

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  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Roni Rabin

    Generally, researchers will no longer be allowed to direct federal funds to international collaborators. The National Institutes of Health will no longer allow American scientists to direct its funding to research partners overseas, casting doubt on the future of studies on subjects including malaria and childhood cancer. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, the new director of the N.I.H., announced the policy on Thursday, the same day Dr. Matthew J.

  • 1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Apoorva Mandavilli |Roni Rabin

    Of the proposed cuts, she said, “How do you reconcile that with trying to make America healthy again?”The federal health department last month cut 2,400 jobs from the CDC, whose National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion runs on the largest budget within the agency. A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Programs on lead poisoning, smoking cessation and reproductive health were jettisoned in a reorganization last month.

  • 2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Roni Rabin

    The Women's Health Initiative has produced thousands of research papers, altering medical care for patients around the world. Federal health officials plan to cut funding to the Women's Health Initiative, effectively shuttering one of the largest and longest studies of women's health ever carried out. Its findings changed medical practice and helped shape clinical guidelines, preventing tens of thousands of cases of cardiovascular disease and breast cancer.

  • 4 weeks ago | myheraldreview.com | Roni Rabin

    Middle-age and older adults who sought hospital or emergency room care because of cannabis use were almost twice as likely to develop dementia over the next five years, compared with similar people in the general population, a large Canadian study reported Monday. Compared with adults who sought care for other reasons, the risk of developing dementia was still 23% higher among users of cannabis, the study also found. kAm%96 DEF5J :?4=F565 E96 >65:42= C64@C5D @7 e >:==:@? A6@A=6 :?

  • 1 month ago | nytimes.com | Roni Rabin

    "I'm worried about the substance abuse in that Baby Boomer age," she said. More and more people, including seniors, are using cannabis. Medical visits related to cannabis increased more than fivefold among adults 45 and older between 2008 and 2021, the new study found. Among adults 65 and over, visits increased almost 27-fold. The study included more than 6 million people age 45 and over who did not have a diagnosis of dementia at the start of the research.

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Roni Rabin
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8 May 25

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Roni Rabin
Roni Rabin @RoniNYTimes
6 May 25

New NIH policy throws a wrench into international research collaborations https://t.co/vcrbVeHD7A

Roni Rabin
Roni Rabin @RoniNYTimes
14 Apr 25

https://t.co/cWfuaOYpJV