Publications by authors named "L Chollet-Hinton"

Health care disparities within the LGBTQIA+ community are readily apparent. Guidelines have been published regarding breast cancer screening for transgender individuals. Uptake of these recommendations is widely unknown.

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Background: The demographics of medical schools reveal a growing trend towards greater gender and underrepresented in medicine (UIM) representation among students, yet surgical residency lags behind. This study explores the demographics of first-year medical students (M1s) and their initial career interests.

Methods: A panel of faculty physicians and fourth-year medical students in surgical and nonsurgical specialties was held for M1s during orientation week.

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Article Synopsis
  • Patients without insurance tend to wait until their conditions worsen before seeking medical care, particularly in cancer treatment, leading to more advanced disease progression and higher mortality rates.
  • The study aims to determine the uninsured rate among cancer patients in the catchment area of The University of Kansas Cancer Center and the overall uninsured rates in Kansas.
  • Results indicated an estimated 24,412 cancer cases in 2020, with an overall uninsured cancer rate of 6.01%, and identified 11 uninsured patients aged 0-19, 1,401 aged 20-64, and 55 aged 65 and older.
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Background: The COVID-19 pandemic brought greater focus to the rural mortality penalty in the U.S., which describes the greater mortality rate in rural compared to urban areas.

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Pneumonia is the most common intensive care unit (ICU)-acquired infection and source of potential sepsis in ICU populations but can be difficult to diagnose in real-time. Despite limited data, rapid initiation of antibiotic agents is endorsed by society guidelines. We hypothesized that a post hoc analysis of a recent randomized pilot study would show no difference between two antibiotic initiation strategies.

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