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O. Rose Broderick

O. Rose Broderick

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Disability Reporting Fellow, STAT

New York

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Healthcare And Wellness

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Anything that is pro hunting or promotes experimentation on animals

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Total articles 175

  • RFK Jr. promises autism answers by September. Prominent researchers and advocates have heard little

    By Isabella Cueto Verified, Tara Bannow, Anil Oza, O. Rose Broderick| EIN News@ WASHINGTON — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the country will soon know what is causing a rise in autism rates, but there is little sign he has a team in place yet. Nearly two dozen prominent voices from mainstream autism research and in the anti-vaccine world said they have not been approached by Kennedy, and have no details about the proposed studies. On Wednesday, the health secretary appeared at a press conference alongside Walter Zahorodny, director of a New Jersey autism surveillance study.

    By Isabella Cueto Verified, Tara Bannow, Anil Oza, O. Rose Broderick · EIN News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • RFK Jr calls rising autism rates an ‘epidemic.’ Autistic people call it a condition to live with

    By O. Rose Broderick| STAT Verified A new federal report suggests that U.S. autism rates are rising modestly, an increase that health researchers said reflected expanded diagnostic tools and access to care, among other factors. But health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. instead has pointed to the data as evidence of a growing crisis.

    By O. Rose Broderick · STAT

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • RFK Jr. promises autism answers by September. Prominent researchers and advocates have heard little

    By Isabella Cueto Verified, Tara Bannow, Anil Oza, O. Rose Broderick| EIN News@ WASHINGTON — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the country will soon know what is causing a rise in autism rates, but there is little sign he has a team in place yet. Nearly two dozen prominent voices from mainstream autism research and in the anti-vaccine world said they have not been approached by Kennedy, and have no details about the proposed studies. On Wednesday, the health secretary appeared at a press conference alongside Walter Zahorodny, director of a New Jersey autism surveillance study.

    By Isabella Cueto Verified, Tara Bannow, Anil Oza, O. Rose Broderick · EIN News

    Apr. 16, 2025

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STAT

STAT News is a digital media outlet focused on health, medicine, and science journalism. Launched in 2015, it specializes in investigative reporting and analysis of medical advancements, pharmaceutical developments, and public health issues. The platform gained significant recognition during the COVID-19 pandemic for its comprehensive coverage, which helped expand its audience and revenue. The company provides in-depth news reporting, features, and opinion pieces from industry experts. It also hosts industry events and collaborates with healthcare organizations through brand partnerships. STAT News operates on a subscription model, offering premium content while temporarily removing paywalls for COVID-19 coverage to enhance public access. With an estimated annual revenue of $56.4 million, the company has seen substantial growth, particularly during the pandemic, and currently employs 364 people.

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Founded: 2015