By: Kate Wells
PORT HURON, Mich. — State health officials urged parents in several counties to vaccinate babies against measles ahead of schedule this spring as cases multiplied in Michigan. The outbreaks of


Kate Wells is a Public Health Reporter at Michigan Radio. She covers a range of topics including public health, healthcare administration, and consumer health, with a notable focus on healthcare systems and patient care. A Pulitzer Prize finalist for her abortion coverage, Wells has also been recognized with a Peabody Award and a Livingston Award for her work on the acclaimed podcast Believed. She has been featured in various prominent outlets including NPR, Medical Xpress, and the Chicago Tribune.
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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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