Jonathan Saltzman is a reporter at The Boston Globe, where he covers biotechnology and the life sciences, alongside health and wellness topics. With a background in investigative reporting, he has tackled themes such as healthcare systems and consumer health, and has contributed to notable works that have earned him various accolades, including a George Polk Award. Saltzman has been featured in STAT News and The Boston Globe, highlighting his commitment to impactful journalism in the health sector.
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Jonathan Saltzman's main focus is on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, particularly in the Massachusetts and Boston area. He heavily relies on press releases, data citations, government announcements, and private sector announcements for his articles.
If you are reaching out to Jonathan with a pitch or as a potential source for an article, it would be beneficial to provide newsworthy information related to biotech developments such as FDA approvals of novel therapies or acquisitions within pharmaceutical companies. Personal insights into business strategies within the healthcare sector may also pique his interest. Additionally, providing relevant data or evidence-based analysis could make your outreach more compelling given Jonathan's reliance on cited data in his coverage.
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By: Marin Wolf, Jonathan Saltzman
After a strike and lockout that stretched five days, nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital returned to work Monday without a new contract as the union and hospital battle over pay increases and health insurance costs.
By: Jonathan Saltzman
Researchers developed tool to comb medical records for signs that could foreshadow illness
By: Jonathan Saltzman
Dr. Michael Jellinek says consolidation of clinical operations was a ‘stunning, top-down decision' for doctors at two hospitals
By: Jonathan Saltzman
The Massachusetts House is poised to approve a revised bill on Thursday authorizing Governor Maura Healey's administration to seize the partly built
Chanting “Boston is a union town,” hundreds of unionized nurses and doctors in training picketed outside Boston Medical Center on Thursday to pressure
By: Jon Chesto, Shirley Leung, Jonathan Saltzman
In this edition: Longtime civic leader leaving town; JC Penney real estate fight rolls on; the jet fuel of the future?
By: Jonathan Saltzman, Marin Wolf
Despite rising costs and slim operating margins for hospitals following the pandemic, compensation for the chief executives of two major health care
By: Jonathan Saltzman Boston, Marin Wolf Boston
Dr. Anne Klibanski, the CEO of Mass General Brigham, is the top-paid health system exec in Massachusetts By Jonathan Saltzman — Boston Globe and Marin Wolf — Boston Globe
By: Jonathan Saltzman, Marin Wolf
Moderna, the Cambridge biotech that helped contain the pandemic, on Wednesday reported the first successful results of a personalized messenger RNA
By: Jonathan Saltzman Boston
The number of people working in Massachusetts' renowned biotech sector fell last year, the first time that's happened since at least 2002, according to a new report.
