STAT Staffers Share Future Stories: 2025 Wish List

Okay, here’s ‍a‍ breakdown of the text provided, extracting the key data about ⁤each featured piece ⁢of journalism:

1. ProPublica

* Title: (Implied – ⁣about cuts to federal health agencies)
* ⁣ Authors: ‍ Brandon Roberts, Annie Waldman, and Pratheek Rebala
* ⁢ ‍ Illustrations: Sam green
* ⁣ Summary: ProPublica used data from the HHS employee directory to reveal the extent of cuts to the federal health⁢ workforce (over 20,500 workers) under⁤ the Trump management. The data was presented in striking visualizations.
* ⁢ Commenter: Megan⁤ Molteni (science writer,⁤ STAT news) – Praises the data work and ⁤public service ⁣aspect.

2. The Washington post

* Title: (Implied – about a clause in federal research grant agreements)
* Authors: Carolyn Y. johnson and Joel Achenbach
* Summary: The article examined a clause added to federal research grant ‍agreements by the Trump administration allowing for termination of grants that “no longer effectuate agency⁤ priorities.” It’s seen as a key part ‍of the administration’s strategy for⁣ aligning research with its ‍goals.
* ⁣ Commenter: Anil Oza (general assignment reporter, STAT News) – Highlights the prescience of the piece, as the NIH is now focusing on aligning its portfolio with the administration’s priorities.

3. The New Yorker

* Title: (Implied – about Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum)
* Author: Rachel monroe
* ⁣ Summary: The piece focuses on Philadelphia’s ‍Mütter Museum,a medical history museum known for its unusual and sometimes disturbing exhibits.
* Commenter: (incomplete – the text cuts ⁤off mid-sentence)

Overall:

The text is a collection of short reviews/highlights of notable journalism pieces, likely from a “best of the year” or ‍similar list. Each entry includes the publication, authors, a brief ⁤summary, and a quote from another journalist explaining why the piece was significant.