Independent public health reporter. 2022 @ReportingHealth national fellow, @KSJatMIT alum 20-21. Knitter and cyclist. Tell your cat I said pspspsps.

Joined April 2009
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14 Dec 2020
25,000 words 100 interviews 1000 research articles An army of supporters at @undarkmag and @sciam The first installment of my year-long investigation into kidney disease in America is finally (!!) here. undark.org/profit-and-loss-a…
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🥇Medical/Health, Diseases and Epidemics for “Viruses Play A Leading Role In Humanity’s Story, And Not As A Villain” by @edbites: noemamag.com/viruses-are-us/
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“Our immune systems, our synapses, even our placentas & embryos are all driven by viruses.” —@edbites noemamag.com/viruses-are-us/…
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" One-third of dialysis patients in the United States are Black, but Black patients account for more than half of all involuntary discharges," reports 2022 National Fellow Carrie Arnold @edbites for @MotherJones. ow.ly/9VQC50S8ClM

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24 May 2024
I spent the last 18 months reporting on the process of involuntary discharge from dialysis, a process meant to be reserved for patient violence but that's being used to silence patients. Thank you to the @MotherJones team and @NinaLisss for helping make this piece amazing.
One-third of dialysis patients in the US are Black, but Black patients account for more than half of all involuntary discharges. And industry professionals say that clinics regularly violate the rules when key info is missing—sometimes with fatal results.motherjones.com/politics/202…
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24 May 2024
And a special thank you to @ReportingHealth and @econhardship for financial and logistical support.
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Did you know people & pigeons have had a 10,000-year fellowship, predating the domestication of all other birds, including chickens & ducks? With such a long, storied history, pigeons have all but wiped out their wild counterparts, @edbites writes. noemamag.com/wild-pigeon-cha…
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11 clinical trials that will shape medicine in 2024 - from base editing and a vaccine against HIV to AI tools for lung cancer and patient triage. Part of our Year in Review, by Paul Webster and @edbites nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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6 Dec 2023
PSA: Being alarmed about climate change does not equal being an "alarmist." The state of our climate right now is *objectively* alarming. If you are *not* alarmed by it, you are not engaging with reality.
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28 Nov 2023
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A little smile for your timeline.. 😊 x.com/buitengebieden/status/…
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28 Nov 2023
I know everyone's inbox is filled with worthy organizations holding their caps out on #givingtuesday. One of the best organizations is @Open_Notebook which has a huge range of resources for science journalists of every stripe. Double your impact with our matching donation!
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MOST READ NEWS this week: From Canaries to Cats: Domestic Animals as Sentinels for Human Exposure Effects ➡️ ow.ly/zewJ50Q8S0M @edbites

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17 Sep 2023
I mean, not trying to take my cheese from me will probably prolong *your* life...
Will eating cheese prolong your life? This a dubious cross-sectional study published in a suspected predatory journal. #BetterEvidencePlease mdpi.com/2072-6643/15/14/318…
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17 Sep 2023
I got my professional start as an intern at the Ottawa Co. Health Department while an undergrad at @HopeCollege It makes me sad to think of it being gutted. abcnews.go.com/Health/wireSt…

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17 Sep 2023
It's the same for me. I get severe bronchitis with every respiratory infection, and being able to avoid hacking up a lung a month or two out of the year is amazing. Not to mention doing all my immunocompromised friends a solid.
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