Katie Palmer is a health tech reporter for STAT, with a background in science and health editing at publications such as WIRED and Quartz. She focuses on covering the intersection of technology and healthcare, including topics like telehealth, data privacy, and digital health innovations.
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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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Studies show patients who use a direct-to-consumer telehealth visit are more likely to receive an antibiotic. CDC renews guidelines to prevent overuse.
By: Katie Palmer
Alcohol addiction treatment company Monument banned by the FTC from disclosing user information to third-party advertisers.
Beyond Paradise returns with DI Humphrey Goodman investigating the mysterious disappearance of a Catholic boarding school priest.
Midsomer Murders season 23 is back with episode 1 set deep in Blacktrees Forest.
Midsomer Murders returns to ITV tonight with a rerun of a fan favourite from season 23, which will see Inspector Barnaby unravel a dark conspiracy to reveal how far people will go to escape from the end of the world
By: Mohana Ravindranath, Katie Palmer
By Katie Palmer and Mohana Ravindranath April 15, 2024 T elehealth company Cerebral will limit the consumer health data it uses for advertising purposes under a new order announced by the Federal Trade Commission Monday
By: Katie Palmer
BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst was reporting live from a very noisy factory during Wednesday's show.
By: Katie Palmer
Bargain Hunt's Christina Trevanion runs her own business called Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers.
This Morning welcomed Jon Bon Jovi to discuss his new documentary, titled 'Thank You, Goodnight'.
By: Katie Palmer
This Morning viewers were not fans of an Amy Winehouse tribute band as they took to the stage on Wednesday's show.
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