Dylan Scott is a Senior Correspondent and Editor at Vox. He covers a range of topics primarily focused on health care, including the healthcare system, medicine, and wellness, while also addressing broader social issues such as climate change and education. Dylan's work has been featured in various outlets, including Spectrum News 1, RealClearMarkets, and Environmental Health News.
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Donald Trump’s election could allow the GOP to gut Medicaid and protections for preexisting condition.
Why did Trump win? What will he do now? And more. Election night 2024 felt like the sequel to Election 2016: Many of the beats were the same, but the particulars were different.
By: Dylan Scott
/Gray News) - A University of Oregon employee is on leave after posting an offensive reaction to the results of the election, according to officials.
By: Dylan Scott
A University of Oregon employee is on leave after posting an offensive reaction to the results of the election, according to officials.
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The industry’s blame game will not end the US national health care nightmare.
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How being a doctor in America compares to other countries.
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