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Rachael Robertson

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Rachael Robertson

Rachael Robertson joined the enterprise and investigative team at 榴莲视频 in March of 2023. Her print, data, and audio stories have appeared in Everyday Health, Gizmodo, the Bronx Times, and multiple podcasts. Rachael is a member of NLGJA, which awarded her a scholarship towards her studies at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, where she focused on health and science reporting. She got her bachelor鈥檚 degree in Communication Arts with a minor in Global Health Studies from Allegheny College. Before journalism, Rachael worked for an elder care program in New York City. Send story tips to r.robertson@medpagetoday.com.

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