Sarah Fentem is a health reporter for St. Louis Public Radio. With a focus on local health issues in the St. Louis area, Sarah covers a range of topics including mental health, healthcare systems, opioid crisis, and medical research. Her work has been featured in various publications and radio stations, highlighting her dedication to bringing important health news to the community.
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Sarah Fentem's journalistic coverage primarily focuses on local health, government and healthcare-related topics in the United States, specifically Missouri and St. Louis. She frequently reports on government announcements and uses data to support her articles.
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Rolla-based Phelps Health plans take over a smaller 25-bed hospital in Dent County.
The agency tested the blood of health care workers who had been in contact with a Missouri patient who tested positive for the virus without animal contact.
The four cases are included in an E. coli outbreak that has sickened more than 70 people around the country.
Federal officials say at least four people in Missouri have gotten sick from eating contaminated food from McDonald's.
As many as 180 Missourians each month received abortion pills from out-of-state providers between 2023 and 2024, according to a recent report from the Society of Family Planning.
By: Sarah Fentem
Mifepristone is a pill commonly used in medication-assisted abortions in the United States.
Reported cases of the infectious disease have surpassed pre-pandemic levels in Missouri.
The flu vaccine takes around two weeks to fully take effect. St. Louis County Executive Sam page is encouraging residents to book shots soon to protect themselves and others from getting sick over the holidays.
Amendment 3 supporters say the fight to restore abortion access in Missouri is far from over.
The Bridge of Hope crisis shelter near Highway 61 in Lincoln County still smells like new construction materials.
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