Mandy Hrach is a Health Reporter at FOX13 Memphis. She focuses on a range of topics including consumer health, public health, and the healthcare system, while also covering themes related to education and animal care. Mandy's work has been featured in Yahoo News, FOX 17 News Nashville, and FOX13 Memphis.
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Mandy's coverage predominantly focuses on local health and public health issues in Memphis, Tennessee. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
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Incoming St. Jude president looks to future of childhood cancer treatment.
By: Mandy Hrach
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - People calling 911 in Memphis now have a fourth option when they need help: mental health.
By: Mandy Hrach
A new approach to cancer treatment being studied in Memphis is using personalized mRNA vaccines to train a patient’s own immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells.
By: Mandy Hrach
A Mississippi man who was given just an 18% chance of survival after his motorcycle caught fire during a test drive is now working to regain the strength and mobility he once took for granted.
By: Mandy Hrach
September may have arrived, but doctors are warning Mid-South residents not to let their guard down as dangerous heat continues across the area.
By: Mandy Hrach
With dangerous heat continuing across the Mid-South, doctors are warning that people may be dehydrated without realizing it, and some symptoms of heat-related illness may not become noticeable until after someone comes back inside.
By: Mandy Hrach
Labor Day may mark the unofficial end of summer, but respiratory viruses are already making the rounds as doctors look ahead to the fall and winter virus season.
By: Mandy Hrach
Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria and Cyclospora outbreaks have repeatedly made headlines this summer, leaving some people wondering whether foodborne illnesses are becoming more common.
By: Mandy Hrach
Now, Dukes is sharing his experience during Sickle Cell Awareness Month to help others better understand a disease that affects many families across the Memphis area.
Doctors are raising concerns as new data shows a growing number of U.S. newborns are not receiving a routine vitamin K shot after birth, potentially leaving babies vulnerable to serious bleeding.
