Jennifer Henderson is an author at MedPage Today. She specializes in enterprise and investigative writing, focusing on health and wellness, medicine and healthcare, and alternative medicine, while also covering topics such as energy policy and consumer health. Her work has been featured in notable outlets including Knowledia, Psychology Today, and Yahoo News.
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By: Jennifer Henderson
The request for information focuses on three categories used in federal vaccine recommendations
By: Jennifer Henderson
NDP Leader Claudia Chender has released an open letter to Premier Tim Houston urging him to tell the public whether Energy Minister Marco MacLeod continues to have the premier’s confidence and support.
By: Jennifer Henderson
— A weekly roundup of healthcare investigations Public health response to measles outbreaks is an expensive endeavor . It cost almost $500,000
Have you been trying to “buy Canadian” to protect our food producers from becoming casualties in a stupid trade war?
By: Jennifer Henderson
Key Takeaways The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) issued updated recommendations on the prevention of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and the use of COVID vaccines.
— Researcher says it's the "first time this has happened in the available records" Key Takeaways
By: Jennifer Henderson
The legislation enables the Nova Scotia Energy Board to order an independent review of a model where shareholder profits would be tied to meeting performance-based targets around service and reliability.
By: Jennifer Henderson
“Nova Scotians have been patient. They've given the Houston government five years to move the needle on housing,” NDP Leader Claudia Chender said.
Official Opposition Leader Claudia Chender called the premier “a liar” Thursday, and accused the Progressive Conservative Party of running “a smear campaign” as a distraction from the affordable housing issue.
IESO Nova Scotia has expanded the scope of a procurement that was focused solely on finding lowest bidder to build one or two methane and diesel-fuelled power plants in Pictou County.
