Stephanie Armour is a senior healthcare policy reporter for The Wall Street Journal. With a focus on national issues in the United States, Stephanie covers a wide range of topics related to healthcare, including Medicaid, abortion, drug pricing, and the intersection of veterinary and human health. Her work has also been featured in MarketWatch.
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Stephanie Armour's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the United States, particularly in the areas of politics, health, healthcare & pharmaceuticals. She may be receptive to pitches offering expert commentary or insights related to recent government announcements and regulatory changes in these sectors.
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By: Stephanie Armour
Lower prices would take effect in 2026 depending on the talks between the U.S. and drugmakers and the outcome of industry lawsuits.
By: Stephanie Armour, Ryan Tracy
By: Ryan Tracy, Stephanie Armour
The apps use artificial intelligence to hold therapist-like conversations or make diagnoses
By: Stephanie Armour
Conservatives are pushing back on the Biden administration’s proposal to limit federal money for facilities that counsel women against abortions.
By: Stephanie Armour
California is the first state to provide health coverage to all undocumented immigrants in the state, prompting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to say states are offering benefits that entice people to come to the U.S. The state lets undocumented workers obtain Medicaid, and is paying for the program at
米国では大麻関連製品の使用が爆発的に広がっているが、ヒ素や鉛、カビなどに汚染された大麻が深刻な、時には命に関わる病気を引き起こすケースが各地で発生している。
By: Landon Speers, Stephanie Armour
The sites are starting to change the face of mental-health treatment, offering a much-needed alternative to emergency departments that have become strained by an increase in visits during the pandemic.
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