Jennifer Henderson is an Author at MedPage Today. She specializes in enterprise and investigative writing focused on medicine and healthcare, covering topics such as public health, mental health care, and healthcare administration, as well as energy policy and sustainability. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets including Knowledia, Yahoo News, Psychology Today, and PEOPLE MANAGER ACADEMY.
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Experts weighed in on what the World Cup star eats on a daily basis
Jennifer Henderson Welcome to Culture Clinic, MedPage Today 's collaboration with Northwell Health to offer a healthcare professional's take on the latest viral medical topics.
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Premier Tim Houston confirmed Thursday that some type of ferry service between Yarmouth and Bar Harbor, Maine will continue after the province's 10-year contract with Bay Ferries expires this year.
By: Jennifer Henderson
Proposals are due by Oct. 10, with a decision on a proponent to build and operate the plant or plants in Pictou County expected early in 2027.
Kids are microwaving the squishy toy, making the gel inside hot enough to boil and explode
Jennifer Henderson Physicians are sounding the alarm about a dangerous social media trend involving NeeDoh that has kids being rushed to the hospital for scalding burns.
By: Jennifer Henderson
— Swedish study showed a small but growing group of infants who went without vitamin K
— Benefits include problem-solving and creativity, but there are concerns as well, experts said
By: Jennifer Henderson
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wanted to push even harder against vaccines opens in a new tab or window than what he ultimately put forward as policy.
By: Jennifer Henderson
As health officials track cyclosporiasis cases opens in a new tab or window in multiple states, experts note that there are plenty of other parasites that people can contract from food.
