Sarah Fentem is a Health Reporter at St. Louis Public Radio. She focuses on health and wellness, medicine and healthcare, and the healthcare system, bringing attention to issues that impact her community. Sarah's work has been featured in various outlets including Flipboard, The St. Louis American, and NPR.
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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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By: Sarah Fentem
One in four Missourians say they've run into obstacles obtaining birth control, according to a new survey of about 1,000 people from the Missouri Foundation for Health.
By: Sarah Fentem
The survey of Missourians ages 18 to 35 found widespread support for birth control, with 85% of those polled in favor of "access to all methods."
By: Sarah Fentem
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in St. Louis plans to demolish a clubhouse in a vacant Hazelwood apartment complex in north St.
One in four Missourians say they’ve encountered obstacles obtaining birth control, according to a new survey of about 1,000 Missouri residents conducted for the Missouri Foundation for Health. The survey of Missourians ages 18 to 35 found widespread support for birth control, with 85% of respondents favoring “access to all methods” of contraception. But about […]
By: Sarah Fentem
Contractors are slated to demolish hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed by the May 2025 tornado in the coming months. Residents are in for a dusty summer, and experts say neighbors should take precautions to keep their lungs healthy.
By: Sarah Fentem
St. Louis Public Radio | By Sarah Fentem Published May 26, 2026 at 7:30 AM CDT
By: Sarah Fentem
(St. Louis Public Radio) – On Enright Avenue, a two-story house – built in 1903 – is finally coming down. The EF3 tornado that slammed north St. Louis on May 16, 2025, hit the Academy neighborhood hard, essentially decapitating the Victorian home. In seconds, the storm turned the tall building into a short one-story structure. […]
By: Sarah Fentem
Bacteria was found during testing after a pipe burst earlier this spring.
By: Sarah Fentem
Extreme heat combined with high humidity is becoming more common as the climate warms, making it harder for people to cool their bodies.
By: Sarah Fentem
St. Louis welcomed thousands of Bosnians during the Bosnian War, and has one of the largest expatriate populations outside of Europe.
