Caroline Catherman is a health and science reporter based in Orlando, Florida. She has written for various publications including the Orlando Sentinel, Yahoo News, and Disability Scoop. Caroline's reporting focuses on issues related to healthcare, disability rights, public health, and medical research.
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Caroline Catherman's coverage primarily focuses on health-related topics, particularly those affecting the local community in Florida, with a specific focus on Orlando. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official statements.
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The travel nursing industry has shrunk 40% from its pandemic peak, but experts say it’s not disappearing—just adjusting to a new normal.
By: Caroline Catherman
About one out of every 20 people waiting for a kidney transplant die each year, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing. Scientists, policymakers, and other experts are scrambling to find a solution.
Particle Health is alleging in a Manhattan federal court that Epic tanked the startup’s reputation and sales to sustain a monopoly.
By: Caroline Catherman
Patients with limited English proficiency struggle to communicate with healthcare providers. AI could help change that.
By: Caroline Catherman
With nearly 65 million Hispanic and Latino people living in the US, there’s an urgent need for culturally sensitive healthcare providers.
By: Caroline Catherman
Northwestern is tackling medical mistrust one organ at a time.
Helene knocked out a major IV manufacturer. A second narrowly avoided Milton.
Though the company saw a profitable quarter, 2025 projections fell below Wall Street estimates.
By: Caroline Catherman
Despite millions collected, healthcare sharing ministries may be leaving members with unpaid medical bills.
Removing 25 million people from Medicaid has had consequences.
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