After a 30-year career writing about health, Susan Brinks found herself in the throes of her own medical story.
She has been a freelancer since being laid off from the Los Angeles Times in October 2008, and her COBRA -- the post-employment extension of her health insurance -- runs out on July 20.
@HoggFoundation @KXAN_News Thank you for sharing! Very proud of the Fellows who produced this great journalism, @hinklej & @David_Barer.
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RT @HoggFoundation: From @KXAN_News and @ReportingHealth, this outstanding in-depth story on mental health competency waitlists & their con…
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RT @emcahan: Need one more example of entrenched implicit bias in healthcare? Ask: who gets the best meds during a crisis. Answer, in our p…
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RT @emcahan: The right charts say a lot "Mild" cant overcome "ubiquitous," & hospitals are flooded as ever And, the heroes, forgotten by pa…
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@jamesian @HelenBranswell @KatherineJWu Thanks for sharing! Glad you enjoyed the discussion!
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RT @jamesian: Great conversation from @HelenBranswell + @KatherineJWu Listen yourself Cogent insights on #covid19 and #scicomm Thanks to @…
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@PBGHealth @Trudy_Lieberman @sgremminger Thanks for sharing!
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RT @PBGHealth: Good journalism helped drive change on surprise bills — but these loopholes in the law deserve scrutiny https://t.co/PJg8C4j…
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RT @AnjKhem: Fabulous thread and insight. This, comment, in particular:
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