Elena Vasquez, MD

Internal medicine and longevity medicine · Miami, Florida · English / Spanish · Biology · Technology

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Elena Vasquez is an internist in Miami whose practice focuses on prevention, metabolic health, and the long view of a clinical career. She writes for Pulso on the Biology pillar, where she reads the longevity literature the way she reads a chart: primary sources first, conclusions second.

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Clinical AI Scribes: Time Saved, Judgment Still Required

Ambient documentation tools are entering practices of every size. The time savings are real and measurable. So are the new failure modes, and they sit exactly where a clinician would predict: in the details nobody re-reads.

Marco Reyes, DMD · October 20, 2026

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Creatine After 50: What the Evidence Actually Shows

Creatine is one of the most studied supplements in sports medicine. For clinicians over 50, the interesting question is narrower: what does the evidence support when it is paired with resistance training, and what remains marketing?

Elena Vasquez, MD · October 18, 2026

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