Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Reporting Fellow
Merdie Nzanga is a Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Reporting Fellow. She has covered a wide range of topics including health, immigration, politics, and voting rights, with a particular focus on social issues and culture. Merdie has been featured in USA TODAY, Maryland Matters, Modern Healthcare, The 19th, and The Messenger.
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Merdie's coverage is centered around national issues in the United States, with a strong focus on politics and healthcare, particularly health & wellbeing. The majority of her articles cite data or report government announcements, suggesting she may be interested in pitches that provide access to credible data or insights from governmental sources related to public health, medical research, legal issues and policy regulation.
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A woman in Arizona nearly died from a fungal infection after receiving a Brazilian Butt Lift at a clinic south of the border
Moderna's newest mRNA flu shot showed success in the company's latest clinical trials, even outperforming the existing vaccines.
By: Merdie Nzanga
Seattle man sues hospital for lost tumor, citing medical negligence. He knew something was off when he did not hear back from his surgeons.
By: Merdie Nzanga
A California doctor was a part of a scheme to prescribe himself and his family opioids using another physicians prescriptions
The governor and Republican presidential candidate has long been an opponent of the FDA and CDC, sparring with officials over recommendations
By: Merdie Nzanga
Living in a disadvantaged neighborhood can impact brain structure and physical health, according to a recent study
By: Merdie Nzanga, Frances Ellen Watkins
Half of Black women will experience hair loss during their lives. Bridget Alem is breaking the stigma and closing gaps to care through education and empathy.
By: Merdie Nzanga
The loans provide assistance to parents financing college educations, but they come with higher interest rates and financial risks. Here’s what families should know.
By: Merdie Nzanga
A conservative activist who successfully challenged race-based university admissions has sued over Fearless Fund’s grants to Black women business owners.
By: Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Merdie
Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez, executive director of NextGen America, says young voters need candidates to engage with them directly on climate change, abortion access and progressive economic policies.
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