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Lei Lei Wu

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Lei Lei Wu

Lei Lei Wu is a staff writer for 番茄社区 Medical Today, focusing on Pediatrics and Environmental Health. She joined MedPage in September of 2021 as an intern before transitioning to staff writer in 2022. She graduated from Cornell University with a bachelors in biology, where she conducted research in virology. In her free time, she chills with her three cats and one dog.

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FDA SAFETY enteral feeding tubes over a photo of enteral feeding tubing, syringes, and jars of formula.

FDA Warns of Strangulation Risk for Kids on Feeding Tubes

Two toddlers died after being found with enteral feeding systems' tubing around their necks

A photo of a Breo ELLIPTA asthma inhaler.

Can Switching Inhalers Reduce Your Carbon Footprint?

DPIs and pMDIs both effective for asthma control, but only one may help the earth

A man wearing a gay pride colored protective mask stands out in a crowd of other people wearing white masks.

Gay, Lesbian Adults Vaxxed Against COVID at Higher Clip

However, disparities by race persist

A photo of a preterm baby wearing a knit hat and yawning in the hands of a woman.

Are Seasons Linked to Preterm Births?

Danish study finds small associations between seasonality and extremely preterm birth rates

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ED Readiness Key to Kids' Survival After Trauma Visits

Study finds 30% lower mortality risk at EDs ranking at the top for pediatric readiness

A premature baby in an incubator with one eye open

Extremely Preterm Babies Have Higher Risk of Eye Problems as Adults

Study followed participants for 20 years, though attrition was significant

A man with his feet up on his desk at home playing a game on his smartphone

Smokers Reluctant to Quit Respond to Gamified Intervention

Integrating nicotine replacement with "skills-building game" may boost long-term cessation

A photo of a baby girl playing with cash

Do Cash Gifts for Mothers in Poverty Help Kids' Early Brain Activity?

Early study results show patterns associated with the development of cognitive skills

A photo of a little girl holding a peanut in its shell.

Oral Peanut Allergy Tx May Be Even More Effective in Younger Children

Earlier oral immunotherapy "ready for immediate real-world implementation," editorialists argue

A sign at the harbor in Salem, MA which reads: WARNING LEAD CONTAMINATION AREA

Lead Contamination Finally Sees the Money for Solutions

Biden's plan includes $15 billion to replace lead pipes, but experts see the glass not so full

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