Sarah Fentem is a Health Reporter at St. Louis Public Radio. She focuses on a range of topics including consumer health, public health, and climate policy, often exploring the intersections of health and wellness with environmental issues. Her 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
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.
By: Sarah Fentem
The cave-in under an elevated part of Interstate 70 stretches approximately 30 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep, a hole big enough to fit a small St. Louis city bus.
By: Brian Heffernan, Sarah Fentem, Brian Munoz
“We're men of the people,” said amateur TV hoister Cole Klein of himself and his buddy Connor McDonald. “We saw that everyone was in trouble, and, you know, we wanted to come save the day.”
By: Sarah Fentem
It's been two days since an approximately 30-foot-long hole opened beneath Interstate 44 near Biddle Street and North Broadway, about a block from
By: Sarah Fentem
Early health data suggest 2026 could be a nasty year for tick bites in Missouri and Illinois.
By: Jason Rosenbaum, Sarah Fentem
Missouri's Planned Parenthood affiliates will offer medication abortions next week for the first time since 2018 after a Jackson County judge struck down a slew of restrictions on Thursday.
By: Sarah Fentem
As medication abortion is once again available in Missouri , the state's Planned Parenthood officials say they want to expand telehealth options to allow patients to complete at-home abortions.
By: Charlotte Keene, Brian Munoz, Sarah Fentem
Bosnia and Herzegovina's historic run in the FIFA World Cup came to a close Wednesday as the team fell to the United States , 2-0, in a physical match at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
By: Sarah Fentem
Washington University researchers have found evidence that an mRNA flu vaccine could offer stronger protections against influenza than a traditional flu shot.
