Tanaz Meghjani

New York

Reporter at Bloomberg News

Journalist @Business | Email: [email protected] | @Columbia '22 @Yale '17

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Promesas rotas: compradores de departamentos en paraíso mexicano de Tulum pierden su dinero

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Andrea Navarro |Tanaz Meghjani

Pensaban que estaban comprando la casa de sus sueños junto a la playa. En cambio, se vieron envueltos en una trama de desarrolladores inmobiliarios muertos y departamentos sin terminar. Muchos perdieron todos sus ahorros. Share this articleRead the story in English. La oportunidad era perfecta. Quizás, demasiado perfecta. Un departamento de un cuarto con acabados de madera de parota y cubiertas de granito en la cocina, a solo unos minutos de la playa y a partir de US$200.000.
‘Where’s My Money?’: How House-Hunting in Paradise Became a Nightmare

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Andrea Navarro |Tanaz Meghjani

Home buyers in Tulum thought they were getting a piece of beachside heaven. Instead, they encountered dead developers, unfinished condos and lost their life savings. Share this articleThe pitch was perfect. In hindsight, perhaps too perfect. A one-bedroom apartment with parota wood finishes and granite countertops, just a few minutes from the beach, starting at no more than $200,000. For extra, you’d get boho chic furnishings and decor and sinks carved out of stone.
‘Where’s My Money?’: How House-Hunting in Paradise Became a Nightmare

3 weeks ago | shorturl.at | Andrea Navarro |Tanaz Meghjani

Home buyers in Tulum thought they were getting a piece of beachside heaven. Instead, they encountered dead developers, unfinished condos, and lost their life savings. Home buyers in Tulum thought they were getting a piece of beachside heaven. Instead, they encountered dead developers, unfinished condos and lost their life savings. The pitch was perfect. In hindsight, perhaps too perfect.
US health expert flying 'absolutely blind' as federal health data vanishes

2 months ago | medicalxpress.com | Gerry Smith |Tanaz Meghjani |Jessica Nix

President Donald Trump's end of diversity, equity and inclusion language in federal agencies has caused U.S. health data to be removed or not be updated. Medical experts warn that the losses, even in areas like flu and COVID tracking where DEI isn't central, make it harder to manage outbreaks and fix health disparities. "When they take that data away, we're absolutely blind," said Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association.
US health expert flying ‘absolutely blind’ as federal health data vanishes

2 months ago | thederrick.com | Gerry Smith |Tanaz Meghjani |Jessica Nix

President Donald Trump’s end of diversity, equity and inclusion language in federal agencies has caused U.S. health data to be removed or not be updated. Medical experts warn that the losses, even in areas like flu and COVID tracking where DEI isn’t central, make it harder to manage outbreaks and fix health disparities. “When they take that data away, we’re absolutely blind,” said Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association.
US health expert flying ‘absolutely blind’ as federal health data vanishes

2 months ago | union-bulletin.com | Gerry Smith |Tanaz Meghjani |Jessica Nix

President Donald Trump’s end of diversity, equity and inclusion language in federal agencies has caused U.S. health data to be removed or not be updated. Medical experts warn that the losses, even in areas like flu and COVID tracking where DEI isn’t central, make it harder to manage outbreaks and fix health disparities. “When they take that data away, we’re absolutely blind,” said Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association.
US health expert flying ‘absolutely blind’ as federal health data vanishes

2 months ago | gazettextra.com | Gerry Smith |Tanaz Meghjani |Jessica Nix

President Donald Trump’s end of diversity, equity and inclusion language in federal agencies has caused U.S. health data to be removed or not be updated. Medical experts warn that the losses, even in areas like flu and COVID tracking where DEI isn’t central, make it harder to manage outbreaks and fix health disparities. “When they take that data away, we’re absolutely blind,” said Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association.
US health expert flying ‘absolutely blind’ as federal health data vanishes

2 months ago | dailyitem.com | Gerry Smith |Tanaz Meghjani |Jessica Nix

President Donald Trump’s end of diversity, equity and inclusion language in federal agencies has caused U.S. health data to be removed or not be updated. Medical experts warn that the losses, even in areas like flu and COVID tracking where DEI isn’t central, make it harder to manage outbreaks and fix health disparities. “When they take that data away, we’re absolutely blind,” said Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association.
US Health Data Vanishes, Leaving Experts ‘Absolutely Blind’ (1)

2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Gerry Smith |Tanaz Meghjani |Jessica Nix

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Health experts flying ‘absolutely blind’ as federal data vanishes

2 months ago | modernhealthcare.com | Gerry Smith |Tanaz Meghjani |Jessica Nix

President Donald Trump’s end of diversity, equity and inclusion language in federal agencies has caused US health data to be removed or not be updated. Medical experts say the extensive losses, even in areas like flu and Covid cases where DEI isn’t a major component, make it much harder to handle outbreaks and fix health disparities. “When they take that data away, we’re absolutely blind,” said Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association.