Kristin Crowley
National Reporter at Investigate TV
National reporter @investigatetv+ based in Kansas City. #Emmy & #Murrow award-winning journalist. Dedicated to finding the truth and fighting for justice.
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2 weeks ago |
kktv.com | Kristin Crowley |Shannon Weston |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Hospitals, ambulances and maternity care are all falling further out of reach as health care availability becomes more difficult for millions of Americans. A recent study shows pharmacy access is the latest health care hurdle. Ohio State researchers found that Americans in nearly half of all counties live in what’s called a pharmacy desert, meaning drug stores are nonexistent within a ten-mile radius.
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3 weeks ago |
wymt.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Each year, tens of thousands of people die from drug overdoses. However, some victims don’t realize they’re taking a risk with a lethal dose. In 2019, counterfeit pills were involved in 2% of overdose deaths. Just two years later, in 2021, that more than doubled to 4.7%. According to the CDC, the victims are more often teens and young adults.
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3 weeks ago |
fox19.com | Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — Each year, tens of thousands of people die from drug overdoses. However, some victims don’t realize they’re taking a risk with a lethal dose. In 2019, counterfeit pills were involved in 2% of overdose deaths. Just two years later, in 2021, that more than doubled to 4.7%. According to the CDC, the victims are more often teens and young adults.
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1 month ago |
kktv.com | David Amelotti |Kristin Crowley |Jason Crow
(InvestigateTV) — The fight to get affordable generic versions of medications is nothing new. More than 40 years ago, Congress passed the Hatch-Waxman Act, a law paving the way for more generics, but today’s market can’t keep them in stock. From lifesaving cancer treatments to common antibiotics, at the beginning of 2024, nationwide drug shortages hit a record high, with more than 320 medications in scarce supply.
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1 month ago |
fox5vegas.com | Kristin Crowley
(InvestigateTV) — It is a Tuesday morning for this third-grade class as students get ready for a lesson with their teacher. However, instead of their normal teacher, today, their teacher is a 10-year-old border collie named Kyna. What can a dog teach a group of children? More than you may think. Kyna is a trained companion animal that visits schools for weeklong sessions called “No More Bullying.” She is taken care of by the Wayside Waifs animal shelter in Kansas City.
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