By: Olivia Aldridge
UT Austin's School of Social Work is hosting an exhibit that features portraits of 34 victims of the opioid crisis.


Olivia Aldridge is a Health Care Reporter at KUT, Austin's NPR station. With a passion for local news rooted in her upbringing in rural Georgia, she focuses on a variety of health-related topics including public health, consumer health, and the healthcare system, while also exploring cultural and societal themes. Olivia's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NPR, Texas Public Radio, and High Plains Public Radio.
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Olivia Aldridge’s reporting focuses on local government and politics, health & wellbeing, and business in the United States with a specific focus on Texas, particularly Austin. Her coverage includes topics such as abortion rights, women's health, healthcare industry developments including nurses' issues.
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