Kristina Fiore

Kristina Fiore

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Kristina Fiore

Director of Enterprise & Investigative Reporting, MedPage Today

Kristina Fiore leads MedPage's enterprise & investigative reporting team. Her work has been recognized by Barlett & Steele, the New York Press Club, the Society of American Business Editors & Writers, the Association of Health Care Journalists, and others. She has covered clinical news across several specialties for more than a decade and has had numerous bylines in both professional and consumer health publications. Kristina is a graduate of NYU's Science, Health, and Environmental Reporting Program, and currently lives in Jersey City with her husband and son.

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Legal Break over a blindfolded Lady Justice statue holding scales.

Doctor, Pharmacist Face Manslaughter Charges; Guilty Plea in Breast Surgery Death

A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts

Photo of a caution sign warning on Deer Tick Habitat in an outside area

Bitten by a Tick: What's My Risk of Getting Sick?

Here's when you need to call a healthcare provider -- and when you don't

Legal Break over a blindfolded Lady Justice statue holding scales.

Nurse Sentenced in Child's Death; Cardiologist Accused of Murder; VA Sex Assault?

A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts

A photo of a male physician showing his female patient a clipboard, both are wearing N95 masks.

As the COVID PHE Ends, Here's What Doctors Are Carrying Forward

Responses range the spectrum, from asking patients to mask, to not changing a thing

A photo of a spilled bottle of medication laying on a stack of $100 bills.

Do Orphan Drugs Really Need Development Incentives?

Study finds no difference in revenue between drugs for rare diseases and the general population

An interactive map of states banning gender-affirming care.

These States Have Banned Youth Gender-Affirming Care

Interactive map highlights exemptions as well as penalties that healthcare providers face

A photo of a female pathologist posing behind brain tissue samples.

Fired Morgue Worker Sued Over 'Graphic, Macabre' Social Media Posts

Northwell Health charged that Quantaise Sharpton's posts showed internal organs, body parts

Legal Break over a blindfolded Lady Justice statue holding scales.

Ob/Gyn Accused of Photographing Genitalia; $15M to Settle Infant's Sleep Study Death

A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts

A photo of N95 masks.

No Masks in Long COVID Study? Participants Aren't Happy

Stanford says masks are no longer mandatory, but are recommended

A photo of a bottle of Truvada tablets.

Feds Spent Even More on PrEP Combo Than Previously Thought

New estimate says taxpayers spent over $140 million to study Truvada as HIV prevention

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