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David Hilzenrath

David Hilzenrath

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Senior Correspondent, KFF Health News

Washington

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Total articles 1324

  • How the FDA opens the door to risky chemicals in America’s food supply

    By David Hilzenrath Verified| Batavia Daily News Verified Joseph Shea, who sells athletic wear in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, wonders and worries about the food he eats. The chemical ingredients with mystifying names. The references on product labels to unspecified natural or artificial flavors. The junk food that fits his budget but feels addictive and makes him feel unwell. kAm$962[ @?6 @7 `[b`_ A6@A=6 H9@ C6DA@?565 E@ 2 A@== E96 962=E9 A@=:4J C6D62C49 8C@FA zuu 4@?5F4E65 @?

    By David Hilzenrath Verified · Batavia Daily News

    Mar. 23, 2025

  • Disruptions at the NIH caused one Atlanta startup team to 'rethink everything.'

    By Rebecca Grapevine Verified, Arthur Allen Verified, Allen Siegler Verified, David Hilzenrath Verified| Healthbeat@ Public health, explained: Sign up to receive Healthbeat’s free Atlanta newsletter here. Disruptions to funding streams from the National Institutes of Health aren’t just rattling university researchers. Atlanta startups that help move scientific innovations to market – creating jobs and furthering industry and academic collaboration – are also on edge. These are small businesses that use a tiny portion of the NIH’s budget to bridge the gap between research and consumers.

    By Rebecca Grapevine Verified, Arthur Allen Verified, Allen Siegler Verified, David Hilzenrath Verified · Healthbeat

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • How the FDA opens the door to risky chemicals in America’s food supply

    By David Hilzenrath Verified| Batavia Daily News Verified Joseph Shea, who sells athletic wear in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, wonders and worries about the food he eats. The chemical ingredients with mystifying names. The references on product labels to unspecified natural or artificial flavors. The junk food that fits his budget but feels addictive and makes him feel unwell. kAm$962[ @?6 @7 `[b`_ A6@A=6 H9@ C6DA@?565 E@ 2 A@== E96 962=E9 A@=:4J C6D62C49 8C@FA zuu 4@?5F4E65 @?

    By David Hilzenrath Verified · Batavia Daily News

    Mar. 23, 2025

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KFF Health News

KFF is an independent, nonpartisan organization focused on health policy research, polling, journalism, and public health information campaigns. Founded in 1948 by Henry J. Kaiser, it became a public charity in 1991 under Dr. Drew Altman. With headquarters in San Francisco and an office in Washington, DC, KFF serves as a trusted source of health information, distinct from Kaiser Permanente. KFF operates in four main areas: policy research, public opinion polling, journalism through KFF Health News, and public information campaigns via KFF Social Impact Media. It provides valuable insights for policymakers, the media, the health care community, and the general public. Governed by a Board of Trustees and funded through an endowment and external grants, KFF emphasizes independence and transparency in its work.

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Founded: 1991