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Data editor @KFFHealthNews. Former @dallasnews investigative reporter. Fueled by French roast & curiosity. I love a good scatterplot.

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A mom said infant formula killed her baby. The manufacturer closed the file.

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By David Hilzenrath Verified, Holly Hacker Verified
| Yahoo Verified
In September 2016, a distraught mother sent infant formula maker Mead Johnson a message:"REMOVE ME FROM YOUR LIST!!!! DO NOT EMAIL OR MAIL ME ANY MORE! "It is because of your animal based pre-term artificial baby food crap that you peddle to hospital NICU's that my son is dead from NEC." The mother was referring to neonatal intensive care units and necrotizing enterocolitis, an often fatal condition in which intestinal tissue can die and allow infection to spread through the body of an infant...
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A look back: When Time Magazine featured Webster Groves High School on its cover

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By Holly Hacker Verified
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified
Editors note: In October 1999, Time Magazine turned to Webster Groves for a cover story on high school life after the Columbine shootings. The following story ran on Oct. 18, 1999. kAmx? `hee[ rq$ AFE (63DE6C vC@G6D :? E96 DA@E=:89E H:E9 2 @?6\9@FC 5@4F>6?E2CJ @? E96 $E] {@F:D r@F?EJ 4@>>F?:EJ 2?5 :ED 9:89 D49@@= DEF56?ED] (96? Q$:IE66? :? (63DE6C vC@G6DQ 2:C65[ >2?J C6D:56?ED H6C6 @FEC2865[ D2J:?8 E96J H6C6 F?72:C=J A@CEC2J65 2D @FE @7 E@F49[ DA@:=65 2?5 @G6C362C:?8] x?DE625 @7 D9:?:?8 :?
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Investigation finds flood risk threatens 170 U.S. hospitals

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By Holly Hacker Verified, Brett Kelman Verified, Daniel Chang Verified
| EMS1 Verified
By Holly K. Hacker, Brett Kelman, Daniel Chang, Hannah Norman andLydia Zuraw KFF Health News LOUISVILLE, Tenn. — When a big storm hits, Peninsula Hospital could be underwater. At this decades-old psychiatric hospital on the edge of the Tennessee River, an intense storm could submerge the building in 11 feet of water, cutting off all roads around the facility, according to a sophisticated computer simulation of flood risk.
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