Racquel Stephen is a journalist based in Rochester, New York. She writes for Wxxi News and her work has also appeared in publications such as Niagara Gazette and WMHT. Racquel covers a wide range of local news topics, including labor issues, healthcare, education, and community development.
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Racquel Stephen's coverage is primarily focused on local healthcare, labor unions, and medical training. She frequently features expert commentary and government announcements within her articles.
Given this focus, individuals with expertise in public health policy, labor relations within the healthcare sector, or developments in medical training programs may find success when reaching out to Racquel. Those who can provide insights into the local Rochester context are likely to be of particular interest to her.
As her geographic focus is local (United States, New York, Rochester), sources from these areas or those with specific knowledge about regional healthcare matters would be especially relevant for potential outreach.
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According to a recent report by the Asthma and Allergy foundation of America, Rochester is one of the worst cities to live in if you suffer from this chronic lung condition.
The recommended age to be screened for breast cancer was lowered again this year.
By: Racquel Stephen
A group of neighborhood leaders photographed at the mayor's announcement of the Neighbors In Action initiative.
By: Racquel Stephen
This stock photo shows a female doctor talking to a patient who is there to get a mammogram.
By: Racquel Stephen, Sherry Young
A nurse prepares a secondary "piggyback" IV medication solution bag for administration with primary IV bag and IV tubing.
By: Racquel Stephen, Yuri Arcurs, Nola Viglietti
The Center for Youth Services has received a federal grant to support its housing initiatives for homeless teen mothers.
The University of Rochester Medical Center announced today that it will be putting a pause on some elective and semi-elective surgeries starting Wednesday.
A new treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma has proven to be more effective and less destructive to the body for both adults and pediatric patients.
By: Racquel Stephen
Scientists over at the University of Rochester are working with tissue-in-chip technology to find a treatment for neurological symptoms like brain fog that are associated with respiratory illness.
By: Racquel Stephen
The University of Rochester Transplant Institute is helping patients from across the country with late-stage colon cancer by performing a lifesaving transplant.WXXI spoke with a Hilton man who recently benefited from this procedure.
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