Sara Kellner is an Online Content Editor at Healio. Based in Iowa, she specializes in medical journalism with a focus on pediatrics and various aspects of healthcare, including patient care, public health, and digital health. Kellner, who has been in medical publishing since 2023, is recognized for her investigative work and features, having received several awards during her time at Central Michigan University.
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Sara Kellner's articles predominantly focus on healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with a significant emphasis on citing data. It appears that she covers a wide range of medical specialties, including cardiology, infectious diseases, ophthalmology, allergy/asthma, and mental health.
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By: Sara Kellner, Jennifer Mesce
Oseltamivir reduced the risk for ICU admission among children who were hospitalized with influenza, regardless of how long they had symptoms before starting treatment, according to findings published in JAMA Pediatrics.
By: Gerard Gallagher, Sara Kellner
Two people have died in a growing measles outbreak in Pennsylvania.
By: Gerard Gallagher, Sara Kellner
The FDA has extended its approval of dolutegravir tablets for oral suspension to treat newborns with HIV.
In March 2020, as COVID-19 surged around the globe, Dolly Parton announced that she was making a $1 million donation to Vanderbilt University Medical Center to support research into treatments for the new coronavirus.
By: Sara Kellner, Caitlyn Stulpin
In an executive order signed earlier this month, President Donald J. Trump said measles, mumps and rubella vaccines should be split up and administered as three separate vaccines. But experts have said there is no evidence to support splitting up the vaccines, which could reduce vaccination rates by requiring children to attend more appointments to get vaccinated. And vaccine manufacturers told
There is no association between circumcision and autism or circumcision and acetaminophen prescription, according to findings from a study of more than 2,700 male children published in JAMA Pediatrics.During a Cabinet meeting in October 2025, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said circumcision doubled the risk for autism and that it is likely because infants received acetaminophen for pain
By: Anthony Stitt, Sara Kellner, Shenaz Bagha
Four medical societies have published vaccine recommendations for the 2026-2027 respiratory diseases season, filling a void in guidance at the federal level.
By: Sara Kellner, Shenaz Bagha
Missed appointments and reschedule requests spiked at pediatric outpatient facilities in Minnesota during increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity last winter, data show.
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — More than 80% of toddler foods in grocery stores in Austin, Texas, were ultraprocessed, according to a presentation at the annual NUTRITION meeting.
By: Jennifer Mesce, Sara Kellner
Children returned to school amid the largest surge in measles in the United States in decades, raising concerns about the spread of the highly contagious virus as vaccination rates continue to slide.
