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Jeremy Olson

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A University of St. Thomas graduate, Olson completed fellowships at the Kaiser Family Foundation, Poynter Institute and New York Times. Honors include a Premack Public Affairs award for scrutinizing a schizophrenia drug trial, a SABEW award for uncovering abuses of meatpackers, and a Casey Medal for examining deaths in foster care. His Pulitzer-winning series on child care led to a decline in child deaths. Olson and his family live in Edina.

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Health Care

Spine surgeon built Burnsville campus to operate on patients others deemed too risky

Pioneering surgeon has run afoul of Fairview Health Services, though, which suspended his hospital privileges amid an investigation of his patient care.
November 23, 2024
Health Care

Amid uncertainty about the future, more Minnesotans seek long-acting birth control

Some young adults aren’t waiting to find out whether access to birth control could be curtailed under the incoming administration.
November 20, 2024
Erin Longbottom, left, holds up a sign in support of birth control access during a rally outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Wednesday, March 23, 2016, as the court hears arguments to allow birth control in healthcare plans in the Zubik vs. Burwell case. The Supreme Court seems deeply divided over the arrangement devised by the Obama administration to spare faith-based groups from having to pay for birth control for women covered under their health plans. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
Health Care

Transplant at Mayo Clinic replaces 85% of patient’s face after more than 50 hours of surgery

Mayo’s second-ever face replacement surgery in Rochester involved the work of more than 80 health professionals over three days.
November 19, 2024
Health Care

Reversing Minnesota’s declining birthrate is costly — and controversial

Chronic health conditions and decisions to delay pregnancies mean state may have to rely on methods like immigration to grow.
November 9, 2024
Health Care

Drug study on blood loss prevention may enroll Minnesota trauma patients without consent

National study of emergency patients will seek to determine if earlier drug therapy will slow bleeding and save lives of trauma victims.
November 7, 2024
Health Care

Second Trump presidency raises big questions for Minnesota health care

Observers say Trump administration may make changes to the Affordable Care Act, while Kennedy will seek government data on vaccine safety and other topics.
November 6, 2024
Health Care

Minnesotans may get money back in settlements with generic drugmakers over alleged price-fixing

Price-fixing allegations lead to settlements with generic drugmakers
November 4, 2024
Health Care

Minnesota sees COVID-19 lull this fall, pneumonia in kids

Walking pneumonia up COVID in lull Minnesota
October 31, 2024
Ron Tupy of Apple Valley, Minnesota receives his shot of COVID vaccine from Registered Nurse Darcey McCampbell. Minnesota state officials this week launched test clinics at nine sites across Minnesota, including this one in Brooklyn Center, to provided limited vaccine access to people 65 and older, as well as teachers and child-care workers. (Glen Stubbe/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS) ORG XMIT: 7429888W
Health Care

Drug study on blood loss prevention may enroll Minnesota trauma patients without consent

National study of emergency patients will seek to determine if earlier drug therapy will slow bleeding and save lives of trauma victims.
November 7, 2024
Health Care

Second Trump presidency raises big questions for Minnesota health care

Observers say Trump administration may make changes to the Affordable Care Act, while Kennedy will seek government data on vaccine safety and other topics.
November 6, 2024
Health Care

Minnesotans may get money back in settlements with generic drugmakers over alleged price-fixing

Price-fixing allegations lead to settlements with generic drugmakers
November 4, 2024
Health Care

Minnesota sees COVID-19 lull this fall, pneumonia in kids

Walking pneumonia up COVID in lull Minnesota
October 31, 2024
Ron Tupy of Apple Valley, Minnesota receives his shot of COVID vaccine from Registered Nurse Darcey McCampbell. Minnesota state officials this week launched test clinics at nine sites across Minnesota, including this one in Brooklyn Center, to provided limited vaccine access to people 65 and older, as well as teachers and child-care workers. (Glen Stubbe/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS) ORG XMIT: 7429888W
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