Journalists Evaluate Rural Voter Sentiment, MAHA Movement, and Gene-Editing Finding
KFF Health News journalists made the rounds on national and local media recently to discuss topical stories. Here’s a collection of their appearances.
KFF Health News reporters examined rural voter opinions, the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, and a recent gene-editing discovery in a series of interviews and articles.
On NPR’s Morning Edition, KFF Health News chief rural correspondent Sarah Jane Tribble reported on a KFF-AP poll indicating rural support for the MAHA movement. Tribble co-reported the story with Ali Swenson and Linley Sanders of the Associated Press.
KFF Health News editor-at-large for public health, Céline Gounder, appeared on CBS News’ CBS Mornings to discuss a new GLP-1 weight loss drug. Gounder also talked to health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about his comments at a MAHA summit, as well as how Anthropic’s Claude agents could advance gene-editing technology.
Senior correspondent Renuka Rayasam of KFF Health News appeared on WUGA’s The Georgia Health Report to discuss the Rural Health Transformation Program. The coverage, along with ongoing articles, can be found at KFF Health News, a national newsroom dedicated to in-depth health journalism.
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