By: Aubrey Whelan, Henry Savage
Shapiro, a Democrat, and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the Republican U.S. Health secretary, have clashed over the state's announcement of two deaths associated with a growing measles outbreak.
Aubrey Whelan is a Public Health Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She covers a range of topics related to public health, including consumer health, healthcare administration, and patient care, with a particular focus on addiction and wellness. Aubrey's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Finger Lakes Times and the Miami Herald.
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Aubrey Whelan's coverage primarily focuses on local health and healthcare-related issues within Pennsylvania, specifically Philadelphia. Her articles often cite data and government announcements. Therefore, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local health initiatives, medical research, and healthcare policies within the Philadelphia area or across Pennsylvania.
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Pitches should cater to a local audience in Pennsylvania or more specifically Philadelphia while demonstrating an understanding of the regional context surrounding health policy changes or medical advancements.
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