Nicole Leonard is a reporter at WHYY News. Her work primarily focuses on health and science, with an emphasis on addiction, the opioid epidemic, mental health, and health policy. Nicole's reporting has been featured in numerous outlets, including NPR, CNN, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Nicole Leonard's focus is primarily on local healthcare and government announcements, particularly in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. She reports extensively on healthcare policies, hospital-related news, and public health issues.
Given her emphasis on citing data and government announcements, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide statistical analysis or commentary on new healthcare laws, policy changes at hospitals or clinics within the region.
Experts with insights into the impact of federal funding allocations for specific health programs or initiatives related to drug overdose prevention may find success pitching to Nicole. Additionally, those able to offer unique perspectives related to addiction treatment trends in the area could capture her attention.
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By: Nicole Leonard
The education and lifestyle program was developed by the CDC in 2010. Participants were able to prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes years later, data shows.
By: Nicole Leonard
A statewide outbreak of measles in Pennsylvania continues to affect primarily unvaccinated children and adults as health officials try to ramp up vaccination rates in local communities.
By: Nicole Leonard, Alan Yu
The Pennsylvania Rural Health Model ran from 2019 through 2024 at 18 hospitals across the commonwealth, including Wayne Memorial Hospital in Honesdale.
By: Nicole Leonard
Dottie Sloan’s front yard in the West Mt. Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia is a colorful landscape of flower beds and plants. She spends a lot of time out here maintaining
By: Nicole Leonard
The state pop-up measles vaccine clinics are hosted at small venues in communities with pockets of unvaccinated residents, including in Lancaster County.
By: Nicole Leonard
Customers will see higher average premium prices on Get Covered New Jersey during annual open enrollment, which begins Nov. 1.
By: Nicole Leonard
The clinical trial is part of the center’s new research division, which aims to expand health care research opportunities in LGBTQ+ communities.
By: Nicole Leonard
The state pop-up measles vaccine clinics are hosted at small venues in communities with pockets of unvaccinated residents.
By: Nicole Leonard
Nearly 4,000 people in Pennsylvania live with sickle cell disease, which can require a high level of care from specialists at certain centers.
By: Nicole Leonard
ACA customers may face higher premium prices for coverage next year, but insurance experts say most people still qualify for financial assistance.
