Usha Lee McFarling is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who focuses on covering health equity for STAT News. With a passion for social justice and a commitment to uncovering health disparities, Usha's articles shed light on the challenges faced by underserved communities and the need for systemic change. As a defender of Los Angeles, a gardener, and a mother, Usha brings a unique perspective to her reporting.
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Usha Lee McFarling's coverage is primarily focused on healthcare, medical research, and health disparities in the United States. She frequently cites data and reports on legal policy regulations and government announcements related to these topics.
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New research calls into question the high-profile conclusion of the first major study to show a physician's race influences health outcomes.
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Race and ethnicity are applied in inappropriate and even harmful ways in biomedical research, the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine said in a
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Researchers are feeling uneasy about the prospect of NIH budget cuts and politicization of science
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Some policy experts, however, say the agency is overdue for reform
By: Usha Lee McFarling, Sarah Owermohle, Lev Facher, Anil Oza
Other countries in Europe, most notably the U.K. and Ireland, are starting to collect racial data and employ it in efforts to combat racism. The United Nations has asked Portugal to do so as well.
By: Usha Lee McFarling
LISBON — Getting to the MRI machine at one of this city's largest public hospitals means taking a trip through time.
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