Tolulope Adebile
Four Things You Should Know About Deep Learning, Alzheimer's, and Electroencephalography (EEG) Signal Processing.
01-03-2025
The synergy between deep learning, Alzheimer's disease research, and EEG signal processing is revolutionizing how we understand and treat neurological conditions. These critical and emerging technologies are not only fortifying America's global leadership in healthcare innovation but also driving widespread benefits.
Food Insecurity and Health Disparities
11-29-2024
Food security—a necessity for a healthy and well-nourished population—has become a pressing public health concern, as it is linked to an increased risk of chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, and diabetes. It is prevalent in underdeveloped nations, conflict zones, and among refugees........
Diagnostic Delays in Young Adults with Cancer: Contributing Factors and Implications
10-26-2024
Research underscores that younger adults under 50 are more frequently diagnosed with advanced-stage cancers compared to older adults. Studies reveal that such diagnostic delays arise from a complex interplay of patient and systemic factors, influenced by demographic, socioeconomic, and healthcare disparities....
Food as Medicine: Nutrition, not Just Food Security.
09-20-2024
One in five people dies from a suboptimal diet-related illness. Alarmingly, over one-third of the top ten leading causes of death worldwide are diet-related. This underscores the urgent need for "food as medicine" (FAM) interventions to prevent, manage, and treat illnesses. The concept of FAM emphasizes .....
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
Dear Readers,
Welcome to the Editorial section of tolulopeadebile.com!
I am thrilled to have you here as I delve into monthly mini-reviews on key topics on chronic disease, nutrition and health equity. This space is dedicated to providing concise and insightful information based on my research and expertise.
Each review aims to shed light on current issues, emerging trends, and practical implications in these areas, offering you a deeper understanding of their impact on health outcomes.
Thank you for joining me in exploring these important subjects.
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Tolulope Adebile
