We wish we’d written that: STAT staffers' favorite stories of 2022

STAT staffers are sharing their favorite stories of 2022 — that they wish they had written.

T his year, STAT deepened its footholds in a number of coverage areas, from hospitals and insurance to reproductive health to health tech. Our staff also looked with admiration — and some envy — to many other journalists doing great reporting in these spaces. Below is our annual list of STAT staffers’ favorite stories of the year, and that we wish we had written. (Also check out the jealousy list from Bloomberg Businessweek, which had the idea first.) Advertisement They Were Entitled to Free Care. Hospitals Hounded Them to Pay. By Jessica Silver-Greenberg and Katie Thomas, New York Times The N

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