Christopher O'Donnell is a Health and Medicine Reporter at the Tampa Bay Times. With a passion for health, wellness, and the healthcare system, he explores topics ranging from the impact of the Coronavirus to social issues and business leaders in Florida. Christopher's work has been featured in multiple outlets including Yahoo News, the Miami Herald, and Kaiser Health News.
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By: Christopher O'Donnell
A veteran Pasadena Fundamental Elementary teacher died after four days in intensive care.
By: Christopher O'Donnell
Examination of 81 cancerous colon tumors showed a high percentage of fatty acids linked to ultra-processed foods.
By: Christopher O'Donnell
Family cannot afford cost of flight with specialized medical care to get their mother home for Christmas
By: Christopher O'Donnell
Junk food like potato chips, ice cream and ready-made meals have long been linked with a spate of health conditions including cancers, heart disease and diabetes.
By: Christopher O Donnell
David Dennis expanded the Clearwater nonprofit into 20 states and its revenue soared.
By: Christopher O'Donnell
Trust fund administrator appointed by judge says funds that should have gone to federal programs also are missing.
By: Christopher O'Donnell
The Tampa Bay Times
Junk food like potato chips, ice cream and ready-made meals have long been linked with a spate of health conditions, including cancers, heart disease and diabetes.
By: Christopher O Donnell
Hypothermic storage unit keeps donated organs at optimal temperature to avoid tissue damage.
By: Christopher O Donnell
State was accused by two nonprofits of violating Americans with Disabilities Act. By Christopher O'Donnell Times staff
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