Cassie McGrath is a Healthcare Reporter at Morning Brew. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, focusing on themes such as healthcare technology, public health, and pharmaceutical regulation. Cassie's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Finance, NBC Boston, and Fortune.
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Cassie McGrath's coverage is predominantly focused on local news related to business, healthcare, and legal policy regulation in the Massachusetts area. She frequently reports on government and private sector announcements, making her receptive to pitches that involve new initiatives or developments within these sectors.
Given her focus on cannabis, healthcare, discrimination-related topics as well as medical schools in Massachusetts, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to these specific areas. Additionally, Cassie appears open to stories surrounding health & wellbeing issues that impact the community.
As a journalist with a local focus in the United States (specifically North Carolina and Charlotte), she may also be interested in localized angles of broader national trends or issues affecting businesses and healthcare industries.
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By: Caroline Catherman, Cassie Mcgrath
Several health systems are dropping their insurance arms due to lackluster financial performances.
By: Cassie Mcgrath
The highest-paid hospital CEO makes over $43 million.
By: Cassie Mcgrath
Printing pills is a fast and customizable alternative to traditional manufacturing, the Aprecia Pharmaceuticals president says.
By: Cassie Mcgrath
It's "simply outrageous" health care CEOs make that much while workers are underpaid and costs skyrocket, said a National Nurses United rep.
Richard Sharp, professor of biomedical ethics at Mayo Clinic, does research, mediation, and policymaking to ensure fair care.
By: Cassie Mcgrath
Under this partnership, Global Guardian will be able to evacuate and transport patients to a Cleveland Clinic location.
By: Cassie Mcgrath
As AI continues to push into healthcare, executives reflect on 2026 thus far.
Sepsis is the third leading cause of death in US hospitals.
Michal Nedoszytko was practicing medicine in Europe but changed careers to work with Abridge.
A longstanding partnership with GE Healthcare helped Children’s Mercy prepare.
