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Mary-Ellen Deily

Mary-Ellen Deily

Health & Science Section Editor at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Health & Medicine
  • Science

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Recent Articles

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Analysis | Patients of color struggle to get attention for long covid

Analysis | Patients of color struggle to get attention for long covid
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Analysis | Will covid be on anyone’s radar this summer?

For many, covid-19 has become a back-burner issue, and there’s little federal pressure to limit covid transmission and little data to declare whether a surge is occurring.
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Analysis | The FDA targets pharma's grip on costly, toxic cancer dr...

The FDA told Amgen to test whether a quarter-dose of a lung cancer drug worked as well as Amgen’s recommended amount. It did, with fewer side effects. But cutting the dose means less revenue.
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Six things you should know about asthma

More than 25 million Americans — including 21 million adults — have asthma, a chronic disease that makes it hard to breathe and, in rare cases, can be fatal.
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Perspective | Anxiety complicates life for dementia patients — and ...

About 80 percent of people with the mental disorder experience angst and agitation. My mom is one of them.
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Opinion | The Capital Gazette is the Annapolis community

It’s the area’s paper of record. That’s why the attack last month feels so personal.
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Passive-aggression, moldy tuna and outright theft: The curse of the...

Fixing the misbehavior requires more than a ‘Your mother doesn’t work here’ sign
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Opinion | Why I've decided to unfollow @realDonaldTrump - The Washi...

The tweeting has got to go. And, if he’s going to do it anyway, well, he can do it without me.