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Ashley Lyles
Ashley Lyles
Ashley Lyles graduated from Michigan State University, majoring in professional writing with a concentration in digital and technical writing. Ashley also did pre-medical coursework. As a scholar in the Research Education Program to Increase Diversity in Health-Related Research, she conducted biomedical research funded by the National Institutes of Health. Passionate about global health, Ashley has traveled to Honduras to participate in a medical and dental brigade.
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Ashley Lyles • January 30, 2017
Higher taxes on sugary drinks could reduce obesity globally, but non-financial alternatives might work too
Ashley Lyles • January 27, 2017
Drugs play a crucial role in making cancer treatment bearable — but they need to be administered carefully
Ashley Lyles • December 7, 2016
The biology of America’s biggest drug problem
Ashley Lyles • October 31, 2016
After cancer, patients are likely to struggle with hormone-related conditions later in life
Ashley Lyles • October 30, 2016
Getting rid of unused pills saves lives, but throwing them in the trash may be the better approach
Ashley Lyles • October 30, 2016
Patients follow medication guidelines better with decision-making training
Ashley Lyles • October 28, 2016
Opioid crisis prompts calls for better doctor training
Ashley Lyles • October 28, 2016
Even more pharmacies in Ohio are allowing the public to get anti-overdose drugs without a prescription