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Zaina Hamza

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Zaina Hamza

Zaina is a staff writer for 妖姬直播. She was a scientific writer for medical tourism in bariatric surgery research. Prior, Zaina worked for Course Hero as a content developer in biology. She was a visiting professor in microbiology, teaching lecture and lab to nursing students. Zaina has years of clinical experience as a pathology intern. Zaina holds her Bachelors in Radiation therapy technology. She also holds a Masters in biotechnology from Johns Hopkins University.

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EASL over a computer rendering of a liver

Rise in Alcohol Dependence Seen During Pandemic

AUD in U.K. study tied to worse COVID outcomes and more mental health problems as well

EASL over a computer rendering of a liver

Liver Disease Tied to Increased Risk of Death From Severe COVID

French study of hospitalized patients also saw an increased risk of mechanical ventilation

A computer rendering of a transparent body with the esophagus highlighted in red

Obesity Ups Risk of Erosive Esophagitis in Middle-Age Adults

Japanese study researchers note it may also increase risk for GERD

An endoscope in its carrying case

One in Five Inpatients Needing Endoscopy Experienced Delays

Single-center study identified predictors for delay, readmission

A close up of a bag of blood hanging on a stand in the ICU with out-of-focus patient and nurse in the background

Several Factors Contribute to GI Bleeding Mortality Risk

Patients hospitalized due to GI bleeding less likely to die from it, French researchers found

The packaging and auto injector of Imraldi (adalimumab)

No Difference in Disease Markers for IBD Patients Treated With Biosimilars

U.K. study shows comparable results after a year

A female nurse with face shield and protective mask adjusts the oxygen mask on a young concerned boy in a hospital bed

More Insight on Which Kids Are Most at Risk for Severe COVID-19

Large database helps inform differences in pediatric illness patterns

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Additional Infections Rare in Hospitalized COVID Patients

Most were secondary infections, U.K. researchers found

A computer rendering of a transparent human body with the large intestine highlighted in red next to a box of Xeljanz (tofaci

Tofacitinib May Cut Colectomy Risk in Hospitalized, Severe UC

Small study found that patients appeared to benefit from limited-duration high-intensity therapy

A view of a crowd of fans at a concert

Study Shows How to Safely Hold an Indoor Mass Gathering

Testing, N95 masks allowed a 500-person indoor concert to go infection-free

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