Dr. Joseph Cafone

Joseph Cafone is a fourth-year internal medicine and pediatrics resident working in the ABC News Medical Unit. Get Joseph Cafone's latest news stories and articles, connect with millions of users and join the conversation at ABC News.

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Kerry Washington attends the EE BAFTA Film Awards 2026 on February 22, 2026 in London, England. — Dominic Lipinski/Getty Images

Kerry Washington says eating disorders don't always look the way we think

PHOTO: Traffic in a city jam. — STOCK PHOTO/Adobe

Air pollution emerges as a direct risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease: Study

PHOTO: Pregnant African-American mother holds her stomach in an undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Heart issues during pregnancy could set the stage for future stroke, heart attack risk

PHOTO: In this Aug. 21, 2024, file photo, the United States Environmental Protection Agency building is shown in Washington, D.C. — Tierney L. Cross/Getty Images, FILE

'Very concerning': How EPA rolling back greenhouse gas emissions endangerment finding could impact health

PHOTO: Common allergy foods. — STOCK PHOTO/Adobe

New study examines possible risk factors linked to childhood food allergies

PHOTO: United States' Lindsey Vonn speeds down the course during an alpine ski, women's downhill official training, at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, in Bormio, Italy, Feb. 6, 2026. — Marco Trovati/AP

Lindsey Vonn is skiing on a completely torn ACL. Could she still win Olympic gold?

PHOTO: A patient speaks with a doctor in this stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Heart disease remains the top threat many women never see coming

PHOTO: An overweight person measures their waist in an undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Adobe

Obesity to rise by 19 million and affect 126 million American adults by 2035, new study finds

PHOTO: Stock photo of a person reading their mobile phone in bed. — Adobe Stock

'Night owl' lifestyle may bring higher risk of heart disease: Study

Reducing salt in processed foods could lower rates of high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke: Study

PHOTO: People drink beer in a bar. — Lev Dolgachov/Adobe Stock

Lifetime alcohol use linked to higher risk of colorectal cancer, new study finds

PHOTO: Stock image of a sick person. — Guido Mieth/STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Flu activity nationwide declines but ER visits for school-aged kids increasing: CDC

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