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Kristina Fiore

Kristina Fiore

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Kristina Fiore

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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Groups Blast FDA's Opioid Abuse Surveillance Proposal

RADARS system's ties to Purdue Pharma undermine the reliability of its data, they say

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U.S. Attempts to Get Its Xylazine Problem Under Control

If a bill to schedule the veterinary sedative becomes law, will that be enough?

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Paramedics Guilty of Homicide; Pediatrician Attacked Lab Tech? $900K Settlement

A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts

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Nurse Stormed U.S. Capitol? Doc Guilty of Wife's Murder; $120M Malpractice Award

A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts

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Watch Out for Eye Injuries From Champagne Corks, Experts Warn

In some cases, these high-velocity injuries can lead to permanent blindness

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If Ketamine Is So Safe, What Happened to Matthew Perry?

While ketamine may prove to aid challenging mental health conditions, it still can be dangerous

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Ditch Sterile Gloves When Treating Wounds?

Meta-analysis suggests nonsterile ones may work just as well in certain settings

Legal Break over a blindfolded Lady Justice statue holding scales.

Nurse Who Filmed Assaults Gets 20 Years; Doc Not Guilty of Her Sister's Murder

A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts

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Companies Market Stem Cell Treatments to Long COVID Patients

Prices are high but evidence is scant that therapies work, researchers say

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Narcissism Garners More Media Attention

Here's what it is, what it isn't, and what separates it from a true diagnosis

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