Mary Van Beusekom is a journalist who focuses on national health and science topics. She writes for the University of Minnesota and her work has also appeared in Medical Xpress. Mary's articles cover a range of subjects, including COVID-19 research, public health disparities, and wildlife diseases.
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Mary Van Beusekom's coverage predominantly focuses on healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and scientific research with an emphasis on citing data to support her articles. She often reports on medical studies, disease outbreaks, and government announcements related to healthcare.
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By: Mary Van Beusekom
Today, the Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) announced the state's first presumptive human H5N1 highly pathogenic avian flu case.
By: Mary Van Beusekom
The authors called for stronger vaccination systems, interventions, and catch-up campaigns in underserved populations.
By: Mary Van Beusekom
Every dollar spent on Canada's Prison Needle Exchange Programs (PNEPs) saves an estimated $2 in treatment costs for hepatitis C and injection-related
Thirty percent of respondents don't know that pertussis is the same as whooping cough or that it is vaccine-preventable.
Health workers think COVID, flu vaccines safe and effective, but many remain hesitant, global survey shows
By: Mary Van Beusekom
Childhood vaccination disparities are worsening in England, with coverage of five important vaccines lower in young children living in low-income areas and 20 times more children vulnerable to measles in the poorest areas.
By: Mary Van Beusekom
The proportion of emergency department (ED) visits that triggered influenza testing rose from 2.5% in 2013 to 10.9% in 2022, according to data from the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NHAMCS).
By: Mary Van Beusekom
The affected buck was harvested by a hunter on November 19 in the southeast corner of the reservation, which is located in northeastern Wisconsin.
The affected animals were a mule deer buck harvested north of Columbus and a male white-tailed deer west of Nye.
By: Mary Van Beusekom
Belgium reported the case on December 18 in an adult traveler returning from an African country where the clade 1b virus circulates. The patient, who had sexual contact with a person with mpox-like symptoms, isolated on their own before diagnosis. No high-risk contacts in Belgium have been identified, and the risk to the public in the country remains low, according to the ECDC.
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