Kate Wells is a public health reporter covering stories in Michigan and across the United States. Her award-winning work has focused on healthcare systems, medical technology, and the impact of public health issues on local communities. Kate's reporting has appeared in various media outlets, including Michigan Public Radio, California Healthline, and Kaiser Health News.
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Kate Wells' coverage spans a variety of topics, including sports, government and politics, health & wellbeing, and healthcare. She frequently reports on local issues within Michigan, as well as international events such as the Rainbow Games in Auckland.
If you're looking to reach out to Kate with a pitch or expertise related to her coverage areas, consider offering insights into local political developments in Michigan, particularly those related to healthcare policies or abortion rights. Additionally, if you have expertise in sports-related events or health studies that are relevant to teens and concussions or other health-related matters covered by Kate's articles, your insights could be valuable for her reporting.
Given her focus on both local and international events (such as the Silver Ferns trials), she may also be interested in stories tied to specific athletes from these regions.
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By: Kate Wells
The child tax credit passed by Congress at the height of covid has expired, but states and localities are trying to fill the gap with their own programs and funding. In Michigan, Rx Kids already covers every family with a new baby in Flint. Now, other communities aim to follow.
By: Kate Wells
If your group text right now is all about stockpiling Plan B, you’re not alone. Some Michigan patients are asking for sterilizations, birth control, and gender-affirming care ASAP post-election.
By: Kate Wells
Hospitalizations of young children because of accidental cannabis ingestion are up in Michigan and across the country.
By: Kate Wells
Kate Wells | December 2, 2024 If you bring a baby into the Hurley Children's Center clinic in downtown Flint, Mich., Mona Hanna will find you.
By: Kate Wells
If you bring a baby into the Hurley Children's Center clinic in downtown Flint, Michigan, Mona Hanna will find you.
By: Kate Wells
If you bring a baby into the Hurley Children’s Center clinic in downtown Flint, Michigan, Mona Hanna will find you. The pediatrician, who gained national prominence for helping uncover the
Whooping cough is on the rise in Michigan, as well as other vaccine-preventable diseases.
By: Kate Wells
Six of Michigan’s electors face felony charges for being so-called "fake electors" in 2020. So casting the electoral votes to send Trump back to the White House felt especially triumphant, they said.
Four years ago, the Michigan state Capitol police barred them from even entering the building
There were two human cases in the state earlier this year. But this isn't something the general public needs to be concerned about right now, the state's top medical official said.
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