Ariel Cohen is a journalist at CQ Roll Call. She specializes in health care reporting, covering a range of topics including wellness, medicine, and the healthcare system, while also addressing social issues and government politics. Ariel's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Finger Lakes Times and The Seattle Times.
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With two months left in her tenure, CDC Director Mandy Cohen is trying to make the case for her agency and for public health in America.
By: Ariel Cohen
WASHINGTON — With two months to go before the end of the Biden administration, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Mandy Cohen says
By Ariel Cohen | CQ-Roll Call WASHINGTON — With two months to go before the end of the Biden administration, Centers for Disease
Trump says he has picked Stanford physician Jay Bhattacharya to lead NIH and Jim O’Neill to serve as the deputy secretary of HHS.
By: Ariel Cohen, Paul M. Krawzak
Republicans are also pushing to repeal the rule as part of continuing resolution negotiations
Trump’s health-related Cabinet choices reflect skepticism of U.S. public health institutions
By: Lia DeGroot, Ariel Cohen
President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services faces an uphill battle for confirmation because of his
President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services faces an uphill battle for confirmation because of his embrace of conspiracy theories and his controversial views on vaccination. But some Democrats appear to be steeling themselves for the likelihood of having to find common ground with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the event that he is confirmed.
By: Ariel Cohen, Jessie Hellmann, Sandhya Raman, Lia Degroot
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Donald Trump's pick to lead Health and Human Services, meets with GOP senators to win support for his nomination.
By: Ariel Cohen, Lia DeGroot, Jessie Hellmann
WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump's choice to lead the Department of Health and Human Services met with at least 10 Republican senators
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