Tina Reed is a Senior Health Care Reporter at Axios. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, covering a wide range of topics including pharmaceuticals, wellness programs, and public policy, while also addressing issues related to cybersecurity and consumer packaged goods. Tina's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, FierceHealth, and RealClearHealth.
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Structural barriers could thwart any efforts by doctors to use continuous data from the devices.
Assisted reproductive services remain a flashpoint for anti-abortion conservatives.
Health insurers have spent the past year touting how they've cut pre-treatment review claims, but new data suggests that hasn't eliminated hurdles for patients and doctors.
CVS Health is betting it can drive customer engagement with an AI assistant it developed with Google to help schedule checkups, fill prescriptions and check what insurance covers.
Insurers and health systems already are feeling the effects of significant enrollment drops and changes in who's paying for care.
The U.S. measles case count for this year has surged past last year's total and now stands at 2,295 — a level that hasn't been seen in 35 years, according
Measles cases are surging in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. to levels not seen in years. Why it matters: The virus is rebounding in communities with lower vaccination rates.
The nation's largest known cyclospora outbreak is straining Americans' trust in the food safety system — and could undermine the healthy-foods messaging from the Trump administration.
Nearly eight in 10 voters say they're more likely to support a candidate if they champion maternal health reform , with the vast majority backing proposals regardless of party, according to a new national poll.
Combining two drug giants with overlapping portfolios could put cost efficiencies ahead of innovation.
