Adriel Bettelheim is a Senior Healthcare Editor at various prominent outlets including POLITICO, Yahoo News, and Axios. He specializes in themes such as health and wellness, healthcare technology, and public health, often exploring topics like healthcare administration, consumer health, and patient care. Adriel's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications including NewsBreak and RamaOnHealthcare.
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Near double-digit health cost increases are set to continue in 2027.
Michigan's vaccine waiver rate rose to 7.7% as coverage declined.
By: Yacob Reyes, Tina Reed, Adriel Bettelheim
Thousands of children entered kindergarten in Florida without protection from preventable diseases.
The move raises the possibility of alternative categories that could affect zero-cost insurance coverage.
Zoom in: Ohio requires K-12 students to be fully protected against 10 vaccine-preventable diseases
By: Tina Reed, Adriel Bettelheim, Zachery Eanes
The number of kindergartners receiving MMR and DTaP vaccines has declined.
AI has an image problem . And one way to fix it is for top companies to dive headlong into health care.
AI has an image problem . And one way to fix it is for top companies to dive headlong into health care.
By: Adriel Bettelheim, Yacob Reyes, Naomi Feinstein, Tina Reed
The Florida Department of Health wants to drop four required vaccines for children as a growing number of kindergarteners have vaccine exemptions.
The nine new drug pricing deals the Trump administration announced with mid-sized manufacturers Monday came together despite fears within segments
