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Rebecca Grapevine
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Atlanta Reporter, Healthbeat
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Biography
Rebecca Grapevine is an independent investigative journalist in Atlanta, Georgia. Her reporting focuses on healthcare in Georgia and across the country. Grapevine’s work has been supported by the Fund for Investigative Journalism and published by Kaiser Health News, NPR, Georgia Health News, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and other news outlets. A former Fulbright scholar, Grapevine holds a doctorate in history from the University of Michigan.
Medicaid, Mental health Georgia, Drug laws Atlanta, Medical transportation Health insurance,Healthcare
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By Rebecca Grapevine Verified| Healthbeat@ Public health, explained: Sign up to receive Healthbeat’s free Atlanta newsletter here. As spring temperatures rise along with pollen counts in Georgia, the state is seeing a decline in winter respiratory infections. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show the amount of respiratory illness causing people to seek health care is low nationwide and in Georgia. Flu, Covid, and RSV emergency department visits are all low and decreasing.
Metro Atlanta measles outbreak contained by ‘all hands on deck’ response, but low vaccination rates keep Georgia vulnerable
By Rebecca Grapevine Verified| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified This story was originally published by Healthbeat. Sign up for their public health newsletters at healthbeat.org/newsletters. Georgia successfully contained an outbreak of three measles cases early this year with an "all hands on deck" response as the disease surged nationwide, with seven outbreaks and 712 confirmed cases as of last week.
Georgia health workers contained a measles outbreak. Are enough people vaccinated to stop the next one?
By Rebecca Grapevine Verified, Samantha Maldonado, Andrew Alexander, Andy Miller| Healthbeat@ Public health, explained: Sign up to receive Healthbeat’s free Atlanta newsletter here. Georgia successfully contained an outbreak of three measles cases early this year with an “all hands on deck” response as the disease surged nationwide, with seven outbreaks and 712 confirmed cases as of last week. But the state remains vulnerable, with overall measles vaccination rates below national averages — and below the 95% rate needed to prevent widespread community transmission, known as herd immunity.
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