Stephanie Armour is a journalist at KFF Health News. She focuses on health and wellness, healthcare administration, public health, and the intersection of government and politics with medicine and healthcare. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Wall Street Journal, CNN, and The Washington Post.
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By: Stephanie Armour
In the thick of his competitive reelection race in Michigan, Republican Rep. Tom Barrett joined Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
By: Stephanie Armour
Administration-industry deals lack the enforcement teeth of more traditional federal regulation. Their details are vague, and minimal oversight makes it hard to monitor progress.
By: Stephanie Armour, Amanda Seitz
President Donald Trump has ordered a reduction in childhood vaccines — publicly faulting the shots for an increase in autism cases — even as the nation’s top health official, Robert
By: Stephanie Armour
The deals on drug pricing, food dyes and prior authorization were hailed as wins, but it remains unclear whether they will drive lasting change.
By: Stephanie Armour
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By: Stephanie Armour
In the thick of his competitive reelection race in Michigan, Republican Rep. Tom Barrett joined Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
By: Stephanie Armour
By US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (right) speaks before President Donald Trump signs an executive order
By: Stephanie Armour
In the thick of his competitive reelection race in Michigan, Republican Rep. Tom Barrett joined Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
By: Stephanie Armour
The deals lack the enforcement teeth of more traditional federal regulation
By: Stephanie Armour
Amanda DeSimone-Shabrack relies on a home healthcare aide to help her high-needs autistic 12-year-old son.
