Kelly Grant is a National Health Reporter at The Globe and Mail. With a focus on health policy, medical research, drug pricing, and public health, she has reported extensively on topics such as COVID-19 and health care in the far north, including a special assignment in Nunavut. Kelly's work has been featured in various outlets, including Castanet Media, The Irish News, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Kelly Grant's coverage predominantly focuses on healthcare, nursing, medical research, public health, and healthcare policy in Canada. She often cites data and government announcements to support her reporting. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or expertise related to Canadian healthcare policies, public health initiatives, healthcare data analysis or scientific research within the Canadian context.
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Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
By: Kelly Grant, Maura Forrest
It’s the first time a uterine transposition has been done in Canada and the procedure could provide options for others in the future
By: Kelly Grant
Sue Van Duynhoven and her 45 puppets have volunteered at the pediatric facility for more than 20 years
By: Kelly Grant
California-based company’s pill daraxonrasib doubles survival time for people with the deadly disease
By: Kelly Grant, Leah Hennig
Some francophone groups accuse the campus of erasing their history tied to the Oblates, a Catholic missionary order that operated many residential schools
By: Kelly Grant
The first group of Eddie Goldenberg Research Chairs of Canada includes researchers from 13 countries, with most leaving institutions in the U.S.
By: Kelly Grant
Students at one Canadian university have assignments ranging from hand-written essays to generative AI free-for-alls
By: Kelly Grant
Enhancement of STEM, health care, teaching and trades programs comes at critical moment for local businesses and the higher-education sector
Mahimn Patel, settling into his new off-campus apartment, is in his first year of applied mathematics at the University of Toronto.
