Isabella Cueto is a Chronic Disease Reporter at STAT. She focuses on health and wellness, exploring the intersections of medicine and healthcare within society, and often delves into topics such as data, the Coronavirus, and the FDA. Isabella's work has been featured in The Saturday Evening Post Society, RealClearHealth, and STAT.
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Isabella Cueto's articles predominantly focus on healthcare and medical research, with a strong emphasis on chronic diseases, autoimmune disorders, obesity, liver injury, brain injuries, cardiology, and various other health-related topics. Her coverage often incorporates cited data.
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By: Isabella Cueto, Elizabeth Cooney
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. captured dissatisfaction with the primary care system. What changes will MAHA bring?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. captured dissatisfaction with the primary care system. What changes will MAHA bring?
As health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could try to sidestep politics and start a new alcohol temperance movement.
As health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could try to sidestep politics and start a new alcohol temperance movement.
By: Isabella Cueto
By: Isabella Cueto, Sarah Owermohle, Rachel Cohrs Zhang
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