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Standard-Examiner (Ogden, UT)

Me, Myself, as Mommy: Menopause journey exposes the limitations of women’s health care

The work of Yusuke Tsugawa, a faculty associate at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, is cited for his research into how female doctors may communicate better with their female patients.
Yusuke Tsugawa
San Francisco Chronicle

Patients of female doctors — both men and women — have better outcomes, new study finds

A new study by Dr. Yusuke Tsugawa, a faculty associate at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, found that patients who have a female doctor are less likely to die in the days after being admitted to the hospital than patients who have a male doctor.
Yusuke Tsugawa
Cardiovascular Business

AI helps ID patients who would benefit most from strict blood pressure control

The findings of our study shed light on a powerful machine learning algorithm that enables us to identify individuals who would benefit the most from strict blood pressure control, which can be a crucial element in achieving the precision medicine," said senior author Yusuke Tsugawa, an associate professor of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and of health policy and management at the Fielding School in a statement about the study.

Yusuke Tsugawa
News Wise

Machine-learning technique identifies people who would benefit most from treatment to reduce future cardiovascular disease risk

The findings of our study shed light on a powerful machine learning algorithm that enables us to identify individuals who would benefit the most from strict blood pressure control, which can be a crucial element in achieving the precision medicine," said senior author Yusuke Tsugawa, an associate professor of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and of health policy and management at the Fielding School in a statement about the study.

Yusuke Tsugawa
CNN Health

Among seniors, Black men more likely to die after surgery than their peers, new study suggests

Our study has shed light on the fact that Black men experience a higher death rate after elective surgery than other subgroups of race and sex. Further research is needed to understand better the factors contributing to this observation, and to inform efforts to develop interventions that could effectively eliminate such disparity," Dr. Yusuke Tsugawa, the senior author of the study and associate professor of medicine at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, said in an email.

Yusuke Tsugawa
Freakonomics

Bad News — It's Your Surgeon's Birthday

Podcast featured Tsuguke's BMJ study "Patient mortality after surgery on the surgeon’s birthday: observational study."

Yusuke Tsugawa