Katie Palmer is a Senior TV Reporter at STAT News. She covers a wide range of topics including TV, arts and entertainment, and health tech, with a particular focus on streaming platforms and terrestrial networks in both the UK and US. Katie has been featured in notable publications such as WIRED, Daily Express, and the Daily Mirror, among others.
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Katie Palmer's coverage primarily focuses on healthcare and medical technology, especially around telehealth, patient care, AI in healthcare, and health data breaches. She seems to favor articles that include profile features and event coverage.
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By: Katie Palmer
Jean Purdy was one of the unsung heroes of the IVF breakthrough and her story is told in the Netflix film Joy, which is streaming now
By: Katie Palmer
Joy is on Netflix and it tells the fascinating true story about three pioneers who discovered IVF after a decade-long challenge.
Joy is on Netflix and it tells the fascinating true story about three pioneers who discovered IVF after a decade-long challenge.
By: Katie Palmer
Louise Joy Brown was the first baby to be born through IVF in 1978, and her birth was labelled as one of "the most remarkable medical breakthroughs of the 20th Century"
By: Brittany Trang, Katie Palmer, Casey Ross
Robert Edwards is known for being a British physiologist and pioneer in reproductive medicine.
Thomasin McKenzie stars as the real-life nurse Jean Purdy in Netflix's Joy
By: Katie Palmer
New Zealand actress Thomasin McKenzie is known for her role in Jojo Rabbit and has now landed a part in Netflix's Joy
By: Katie Palmer
Netflix film Joy tells the true story of the path to IVF treatment, and visionary scientist Robert Edwards, known as Bob, who was an integral part of the breakthrough
By: Katie Palmer
New Zealand actress Thomasin McKenzie stars in the Netflix film Joy, which tells the true story of three pioneers who discovered IVF treatment
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