Samantha Wildow is a Reporter at various prominent publications, including Springfield News-Sun and Yahoo Finance. She covers a range of topics primarily focused on health and wellness, healthcare systems, and the intersection of law and social issues, with particular attention to Ohio's legislative landscape, crime, and the impacts of the coronavirus. Samantha's work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News, Calhoun Times, and Dayton Daily News.
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Samantha Wildow's coverage is primarily focused on local healthcare and medical news within the United States, specifically in Ohio, Dayton. She frequently covers government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
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By: Samantha Wildow
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs Senate Bill 109, sponsored by Ohio Sen. Bob Hackett, R-London, on Friday, Dec. 20, alongside Ohio State Medical Board Executive Director Stephanie Loucka and President Jonathan B. Feibel. AVERY KREEMER/STAFF
By: Samantha Wildow, Avery Kreemer, Josh Sweigart
The Ohio General Assembly ended its legislative session this month with a flurry of last-minute activity, passing bills impacting many different aspects of Ohioans' lives.
Influenza is spreading as the Ohio Department of Health’s weekly flu activity report increased from low to moderate.
By: Samantha Wildow
On Christmas last year, Kevin Pleiman was fighting for his life on a ventilator at Miami Valley Hospital after he suffered severe burns on 70% of his body when paint thinner he was working with exploded.
By: Samantha Wildow
With the end of the 135th Ohio General Assembly comes the end of a number of health care-related bills, including ones that would have mandated the maximum number of patients a nurse can have assigned to them in certain settings in hospitals.
By: Samantha Wildow
A person fills out a Mega Millions play slip ahead of Friday's Mega Millions drawing of $1.15 billion, Thursday, Dec. 26, 2024, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough)
By: Samantha Wildow
For a total price of more than $15.8 million, Premier Health’s Upper Valley Medical Center recently finalized its sale of SpringMeade Health Center in Tipp City and SpringMeade Residence, which includes 65 coach homes, to Otterbein SeniorLife.
By: Samantha Wildow
Large hospital systems in the Dayton region refined their services as health care continues to adapt to post-pandemic challenges, including staffing and the growing mental health challenges in region.
By: Samantha Wildow
The new year is a chance to start fresh with many people having health and wellness in mind. More than 50% of Americans have a New Year’s resolution in mind, according to a poll by Statista, which found the top goals were to save money (21%), eat healthier (19%), exercise more (17%), lose weight (15%) and spend more time with loved ones (14%).
By: Samantha Wildow
Influenza activity in the state is “high,” the state says, as Ohio Department of Health data showed a recent 116% increase in flu hospitalizations.
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