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Amanda D'Ambrosio

Amanda D’Ambrosio joined MedPage Today’s enterprise & investigative team in January 2020. She writes stories about reproductive health, pregnancy and the American healthcare system, and enjoys data-driven reporting. Amanda is also a co-producer on the podcast, Anamnesis. She graduated from CUNY’s Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism in the Health & Science Reporting program, and received her bachelor’s degree from Providence College. Amanda is based in New York.

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Latest from Amanda D'Ambrosio

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Pregnant Women With Syphilis, Substance Use More Likely to Pass Infection to Babies

Prompt treatment of syphilis needed to reduce poor outcomes, but many passed on prenatal care

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Be Alert For Ectopic Pregnancy After Self-Managed Abortion

It's "important that clinicians know what's normal after medication abortion," expert says

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New York Nurses Strike for Better Staffing

It's not about the money, but patient safety, nurses say

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The X Waiver Is Officially Dead

But now, doctors will have to take substance use disorder training to get their DEA license

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Abortion Pill Can Be Dispensed in Retail Pharmacies, FDA Says

Decision allows patients to pick up mifepristone at brick-and-mortar locations

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UCSF's Unethical Experiments; Mystery of Doc Lost at Sea; Ketamine Via Telehealth

This past week in healthcare investigations

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Abortion Access in the U.S. Took a Hit This Year

Expect even more challenges in 2023: "It's going to be a lot"

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Physician Wants Hospital CEO Pay Capped at $800K

Call follows executive pay scandal at Cleveland health system

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Second Doctor Arrested for Role in Capitol Riot

Jacquelyn Starer, MD, allegedly punched a police officer while storming U.S. Capitol

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Only Half of Infectious Disease Training Programs Filled All Fellowship Positions

"This was a huge surprise," fellowship program director at Boston University says

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