Dominique Mosbergen is a Medical Science Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, with a particular focus on the intersection of animals and public health, such as wildlife and elephant care, as well as broader health issues like the Coronavirus and CDC guidelines. Dominique's work has been featured in Barron's, Yahoo Finance, and LiveMint.
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By: Dominique Mosbergen
By: Dominique Mosbergen
Medication abortion accounts for more than half of procedures nationwide.
By: Dominique Mosbergen
Before the pandemic, doctors recommended just one annual shot—the flu vaccine—to get you through respiratory disease season . Now health officials
By: Dominique Mosbergen
Efforts to diversify clinical trials aim to ensure devices, drugs and prevention work for all Researchers are coming up with new ways to make medical studies less white.
Funeral homes push advance sales of caskets and services that can be hard for survivors to track or transfer.
By: Alex Janin, Dominique Mosbergen, Amy Dockser Marcus
Other longevity researchers have rebuked the Harvard geneticist. “The selling is a step too far,” said one.
Scientists used DNA sequencing to analyze the hair fragments found in the canine teeth of the infamous ‘Tsavo man-eaters.’
By: Heather Haddon, Dominique Mosbergen
Dozens of people got sick in at least 10 states from a bacteria common in food and the environment.
By: Dominique Mosbergen, Emma Rose Milligan
Keratopigmentation could be dangerous, doctors warn. Patients say it's worth the risks.
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