Emily Hutto

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Emily Hutto

Emily Hutto joined the MedPage Today team in 2021 as an Associate Video Producer & Editor. After graduating with a B.A. in International Relations from Colgate University, she began working at the University of Notre Dame (Go Irish!) before returning to New York. Emily has been an event planner, a bench researcher, a science educator, and a documentarian. She deeply values education and wants to create video content that is informative for audiences of all ages.

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Latest from Emily Hutto

Rachel Levine of HHS: Transgender Medicine Should Be Available in Every U.S. State

Highest ranking transgender official says laws get between patients and evidence-based healthcare

How the U.S. Is Addressing the Youth Mental Health Crisis

COVID, social media, gun violence all contributing factors, says Rachel Levine, MD, of HHS

How HHS Plans to Fight Increases in Syphilis, Maternal Mortality

A talk with Admiral Rachel Levine, MD, the department's assistant secretary for health

Paul Offit on the Causes and Legacy of COVID Misinformation

"It's OK to say that you didn't get it right the first time. Science is a process of evolution."

Paul Offit on Vaccine Science, COVID's Future, and the Anti-Vax Movement

"You're seeing a real pushback against the kind of weapons that are needed in public health"

Study Identifies Ways to Improve Gender-Affirming Healthcare

Interviews with transgender adults yields provider- and systems-level guidance for better care

Increasing Diversity in Medicine via the Mentorship Pipeline

"It's important for us to be in these spaces"

Moving Forward With Diversity in Medicine After SCOTUS Decision

Experts weigh in on the consequences of Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling

Safety Events at Hospitals More Common in Black and Hispanic Kids

"Many factors could be driving these disparities," researcher says

Shaping the Future of Effective Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

Testing and rating the performance of AI models used in healthcare will be key

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