Julie Anderson is a medical reporter for The World-Herald. She covers health care trends and developments, focusing on consumer health, health news, and wellness, while also exploring connections to travel and tourism within the health industry. Julie's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Norfolk Daily News, San Francisco Chronicle, and Omaha World-Herald, among others.
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Julie Anderson's coverage focuses on local news in Nebraska, with a strong emphasis on health and well-being, including public health issues and scientific developments. She frequently cites data and government announcements related to healthcare and public health.
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By: Julie Anderson
Renewal of a nearly $10.9 million National Institutes of Health grant is expected to help Creighton University continue building its nationally recognized hearing research program and help train the next generation of researchers, university officials say.
By: Julie Anderson
The NU Board of Regents on Friday will consider a plan outlining an increase in size and cost for Project Health, the new academic medical center
By: Julie Anderson
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Friday unanimously approved a revised "program statement" for a planned academic medical center in Omaha that adjusts for both an expansion and higher construction costs.
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents on Friday unanimously approved a revised "program statement" for a planned academic medical center in Omaha that adjusts for both an expansion and
By: Julie Anderson
While it may be too early to declare an early flu season in Omaha, the flu activity out there signals that it's best to get a shot this month.
By: Julie Anderson
The plan calls for increasing the size of Project Health from 1.25 million square feet to 1.5 million square feet and raising the price tag by about a half a billion dollars, from nearly $2.2 billion to almost $2.75 billion.
By: Julie Anderson
Maybe you've heard the coughing, sneezing and nose-blowing going on around you — or maybe you've experienced it yourself.
By: Julie Anderson, Jim Allison, Cjcat General
The December 2025 column warned of the coming reduction in funding for federal health care programs. It outlined the likely impact on county indigent health care programs and rural health care availability. Unfortunately, that funding reduction has arrived.
By: Julie Anderson
Developer Jeff Woodbury talks about plans to build new public safety headquarters at Crossroads Prefer us on Google Learn More
By: Julie Anderson
The year-round indoor market, slated to open in 2028, will feature lots of gathering spaces and a 20,000-square-foot market floor that will support up to 35 vendors.
