Laurie Saloman, MS

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Laurie Saloman is a seasoned medical journalist who has written extensively about HIV, influenza, Zika, Covid-19, cancer, endocrine disorders, mental illness, and other infectious and non-infectious diseases. Her work has appeared in Contagion, The American Journal of Managed Care, Pfizer’s Breakthroughs.com, Health After 50, and the journal of the Emergency Nurses Association, among others. A member of the Association of Health Care Journalists and the American Society of Journalists and Authors, Laurie lives in New Jersey with her family. You can reach her on Twitter: @LaurieSaloman

Articles

Shifting Trends in Underlying Causes of Death in HIV-Positive Population

Laurie Saloman, MS

December 1st 2016

HIV used to be a death sentence, but highly active antriretroviral therapy means infected individuals are living long enough to die from other diseases.

TNF-alpha's Role in the Development of HIV-1 Associated Nephropathy in African-Americans

Laurie Saloman, MS

November 24th 2016

A new study sheds some light on the precise mechanisms involved in the development of HIV-1 associated nephropathy.

Patients with Rare Primary Immunodeficiency Disorders at Risk from Rubella Vaccine

Laurie Saloman, MS

November 18th 2016

For a small group of individuals with immunodeficiencies, the MMR vaccine can be deadly.

A Preponderance of Missed Opportunities to Administer the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine

Laurie Saloman, MS

November 10th 2016

Despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendation that the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine be routinely given to adolescents and young adults, administration rates for the vaccine are still low.

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