Jeanette Beebe

Jeanette Beebe is an independent, data-driven journalist who covers public health and science for The Daily Beast, Scientific American and WHYY (NPR, Philadelphia). An Iowa native based in New Jersey, she’s a fact-checker for hire, and her work as a freelance radio/podcast recordist has been broadcast by the BBC, Gimlet and NPR/ProPublica’s Lost Mothers series, which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in explanatory reporting. She holds an A.B. in English from Princeton. www.jeanettebeebe.com.

Most Recent

Artificial Intelligence That Helps Doctors Predict When Patients Will Die

It'll lead to faster, better decisions and leave more time for patient interaction

JANUARY 3, 2019 | By Jeanette Beebe

Technology

Drone Ambulances to the Rescue

How innovative technology is serving needs in rural health emergencies

OCTOBER 16, 2018 | By Jeanette Beebe

Health

Should You Put a Camera in Your Loved One’s Nursing Home Room?

The balance between safety and privacy is a delicate one

JUNE 22, 2018 | By Jeanette Beebe

Health

How Precision Medicine Is Changing Cancer Treatment

Oncologists are able to determine optimal drugs for individual cancers

Special Report

Age-Friendly Health Care

Follow our in-depth examination of current health care offerings through an age-friendly lens. What does age-friendly health care look like, and how do you locate and access it? We cover how to prioritize your unique needs when selecting providers and treatments for yourself or a loved one.

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Special Report

Strengthening Rural Health Care for Older Adults

This special report includes storytelling, news and information about health care for older adults in rural areas

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