
Kate Martin
Senior Data Reporter at APM Reports
Senior data reporter at APM Reports. Alum: @NBCNews @thenewstribune @goskagit. Pulling back the curtain on ██████████. katereports on other social media
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1 month ago |
medium.com | Kate Martin
Kate Martin·Follow3 min read·--Traveling is meant to be an exciting adventure, but the stress of navigating airport transfers can often overshadow the joy of the journey. Whether heading to the historic city of Worms or the picturesque town of Offenburg, Flughafentransfer service is here to transform your travel experience. Say goodbye to the hassle of public transport, confusing routes, and overpriced taxis. Flughafentransfer makes every trip seamless, comfortable, and stress-free.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
hardwoodheroics.com | Kate Martin |Dan Agulto
Indiana Fever superstar, Caitlin Clark, recently gave a much-anticipated interview to TIME magazine which crowned her ‘Athlete of the Year 2024’. The interview, filled with juicy deets about Clark’s personal and professional life, shed light on many aspects that fans and followers might not be aware of. Many of Clark’s former teammates from her Iowa Hawkeyes days came forward to spill some tea on the athlete’s college basketball era.
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Oct 22, 2024 |
19thnews.org | Allison Herrera |Anika Besst |Claire Keenan-Kurgan |Kate Martin
Published The emergency contraceptive pill Plan B, which can prevent pregnancy following unprotected sex, has been available over the counter at most American pharmacies for more than a decade. But in more than 100 federally funded clinics and pharmacies run by or on behalf of Native American tribal nations, the medication is harder to access — if it’s available at all.
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Oct 21, 2024 |
apmreports.org | Allison Herrera |Anika Besst |Claire Keenan-Kurgan |Kate Martin
The emergency contraceptive pill Plan B, which can prevent pregnancy following unprotected sex, has been available over the counter at most American pharmacies for more than a decade. But in more than 100 federally funded clinics and pharmacies run by or on behalf of Native American tribal nations, the medication is harder to access — if it’s available at all.
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Oct 16, 2024 |
magazine.utoronto.ca | Kate Martin
In the picture above, occupational therapist Hadijat Muftau-Lediju tries out “The Cutie,” a game that teaches ICU visitors how not to spread germs. The augmented reality program, designed at Yale School of Medicine, was one of the many teaching innovations on display at Serious Play, a games-and-learning conference held this past summer at U of T Mississauga.
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