Caitlin Owens is a Health Care Reporter at Axios. She covers a range of topics within the healthcare sector, including pharmaceutical regulation, consumer health, and public health, while also exploring themes in health technology and maternal health. Caitlin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Flipboard, and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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Caitlin Owens focuses on national healthcare policy, particularly around government announcements, legal and regulatory developments. She frequently cites data and delves into topics such as healthcare inequality, the addiction crisis, mental health, aging population and health insurance.
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