Amie Dahnke
Amie Dahnke is a freelance writer and editor residing in California. She has covered community journalism and health care news for nearly a decade, winning a California Newspaper Publishers Award for her work.
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Lack of Vitamin D Associated With Dental Cavities in Older Adults: Study
A new study reveals that older adults are also at risk of dental cavities when they fail to get enough vitamin D.
New Testing Option Could Help Treat Sepsis Patients 40 to 60 Hours Faster
A new clinical option could potentially help hospitals quicken how sepsis is assessed and treated, thereby improving patient outcome.
Report: Eating Barley Can Reduce Sneezing, Upper Respiratory Issues, and Improve Mood
A new study from Japan shows that eating barley can improve upper respiratory tract health.
More Than Half of Cancer Deaths in US a Result of Lifestyle Choices: Study
A new study shows that more than half of all cancer deaths in the United States result from ’modifiable risk factors,' also known as lifestyle choices.
Intermittent Fasting May Reduce Progress of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
Intermittent fasting has been linked to several health benefits, including weight loss and improved immune function and insulin sensitivity.
Medicare Entry Burdens Diabetics With $23 Average Higher Costs, New Study Finds
A new study shows that people with diabetes pay an average of $23 more as they enter into the Medicare system. Find out what’s being done about it.
Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Reduce Risk of 10 Obesity-Related Cancers
A new study finds that glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists may have preventative benefits for those at risk of cancer.
Anti-Aging Drugs Targeting ‘Zombie’ Cells May Benefit Some Older Women: Mayo Clinic Study
A new study finds that senolytic drugs may be used to clear the senescent ‘zombie’ cells that drive inflammation and aging.
Olive Leaves Contain Compounds With Melanoma-Fighting Potential
A recent study of olive leaves from Spain and Greece found differences in phytochemical makeup.
Pasteurizing Milk Inactivates Highly Infectious Bird Flu: USDA Report
H5N1 was discovered in dairy cows in March—marking the first time dairy cattle have become infected. It has since been found in 200 animals and three people.
