By: Brittany Trang, Katie Palmer
The chemistry prize shows the power of collective research, freely shared. Now some worry data access will be restricted as commercialization grows.
Brittany Trang is a health tech and AI reporter for STAT, where she covers the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence, and healthcare. She holds a PhD from the Dichtelians and is an AAAS Mass Media Fellow at the Journal Sentinel. Trang's reporting focuses on the development and application of emerging technologies in the medical field, as well as the regulatory and ethical implications of these advancements.
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Brittany Trang's coverage predominantly focuses on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, particularly in relation to technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data breaches, medical research and government regulations. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Brittany's articles, she appears to cover international health-related news. This indicates that she may be open to receiving information about global trends and developments in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.
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