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Katie Scarlett Brandt

Katie Scarlett Brandt

Verified

Associate Editor, Chicago Health

Chicago

Final Covers

Homelessness , Social Justice , Politics And Policy , Healthcare

Doesn’t Cover

Entertainment gossip, sports, police beat,

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 106

  • After the Darién

    By Clavel Rangel, Katie Scarlett Brandt Verified| Chicago Health Verified This is the story of thousands of families, violently uprooted from their homeland, now struggling to build new lives and opportunities for their children. Schools, community members, and human rights organizations have played a crucial role in addressing their mental health needs and integration. Yet, as these families face ongoing hardships, the strength of those support systems is tested every day.

    By Clavel Rangel, Katie Scarlett Brandt Verified · Chicago Health

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • New Health Laws

    By Katie Scarlett Brandt Verified| Chicago Health Verified Cancer Patients’ Bill of RightsEffective January 2025The Illinois House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolutionthat states all Illinois residents who have cancer — regardless of their financial situation, race, or background — deserve access to timely treatments, clinical trials, and information. About 78,000 Illinois residents were diagnosed with cancer this past year.

    By Katie Scarlett Brandt Verified · Chicago Health

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • The Price We Pay

    By Katie Scarlett Brandt Verified, Shannon Sparks| Chicago Health Verified Three-fourths of countries worldwide explicitly protect their citizens’ right to health in their constitutions. The United States is not one of them. Not only is healthcare not considered a human right in the U.S., but insurance companies and their shareholders profit off of denying people care.

    By Katie Scarlett Brandt Verified, Shannon Sparks · Chicago Health

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Chicago Health

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