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Richard Franki

Richard Franki is the associate editor who writes and creates graphs. He started with the company in 1987, when it was known as the International Medical News Group. In his years as a journalist, Richard has worked for Cap Cities/ABC, Disney, Harcourt, Elsevier, Quadrant, Frontline, and Internet Brands. In the 1990s, he was a contributor to the ill-fated Indications column, predecessor of Livin' on the MDedge.

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The neurological super powers of grandma are real

Author:
Lucas Franki
Richard Franki
Christina Manago
Teraya Smith
Publish date: November 18, 2021

Plus, COVID hits the woods and finger snapping spoils a movie.

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Children and COVID: Youngest vaccinees off to a slower start

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: November 16, 2021

First 2 weeks produced considerably fewer vaccinations in the under-12 crowd, compared with the 12- to 15-year-olds.

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Step right up, folks, for a public dissection

Author:
Lucas Franki
Richard Franki
Christina Manago
Teraya Smith
Publish date: November 11, 2021

Plus, go ahead, have that soda before math.

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Children and COVID: New cases up again after dropping for 8 weeks

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: November 9, 2021

Less than a week after vaccine approval, initiation in those aged 5-11 years already outpaced the older children.

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Expected spike in acute flaccid myelitis did not occur in 2020

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: November 8, 2021

COVID-19 interventions may have reduced transmission of the associated enteroviruses.

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James Bond taken down by an epidemiologist

Author:
Lucas Franki
Richard Franki
Christina Manago
Teraya Smith
Publish date: November 4, 2021

And the ER that collects a cover charge.

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Children and COVID: A look at the pace of vaccination

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: November 2, 2021

Nearly 6 months after the vaccine was approved for children aged 12-15 years, less than half are fully vaccinated.

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The devil in the (masking) details

Author:
Richard Franki
Teraya Smith
Christina Manago
Lucas Franki
Publish date: October 28, 2021

Plus hurricane-based marriage counseling, and exciting news: Sleep is good for you.

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Transgender use of dermatologic procedures has strong gender tilt

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: October 25, 2021

Survey respondents were much more likely to choose electrolysis over laser hair removal.

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The compass that points toward food

Author:
Lucas Franki
Richard Franki
Christina Manago
Teraya Smith
Publish date: October 21, 2021

Plus COVID-19 resisters, the power of parasites, and pandemic memes.

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Children and COVID: Vaccinations lower than ever as cases continue to drop

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: October 19, 2021

Close to half of all children aged 12-17 years have yet to receive a dose of the vaccine.

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Stay tuned for CSI: Olive oil

Author:
Lucas Franki
Richard Franki
Teraya Smith
Publish date: October 14, 2021

Angry reviews are influential reviews, and a hall of fame names its class of 2022.

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Children and COVID-19: U.S. adds latest million cases in record time

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: October 12, 2021

Six million children make for a dubious milestone as new cases, ED visits, and vaccinations continue to drop.

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Anxiety, depression symptoms rose and fell with new COVID cases

Author:
Richard Franki
Publish date: October 12, 2021

Despite decreasing this spring, symptom frequency remained elevated over estimates from 2019.

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Web of antimicrobials doesn’t hold water

Author:
Lucas Franki
Richard Franki
Christina Manago
Teraya Smith
Publish date: October 7, 2021

Mushrooms go better with music, chickens get their stripes, and one study gets two opposing press releases.

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