Emily Rose Thorne
Emily Rose Thorne
Emily Rose Thorne is a senior at Mercer University studying journalism, women’s and gender studies, and anthropology. She is the editor-in-chief of The Cluster and has bylines for Macon Magazine, Georgia Public Broadcasting, Step Up Magazine, and Atlanta magazine. She also hosts a reproductive justice podcast, Between The Bills. Emily Rose’s work focuses on gender, sexuality, social justice, and health.
Latest MedTruth Work by Emily Rose Thorne
Curly Hair ‘Holy Grail’ DevaCurl and...
Emily Rose Thorne · August 4, 2020
Users of hair product brands DevaCurl and Monat are speaking out about potential scalp sores, hair loss and hair damage.
Health FeaturesDemocratic Attorneys General Fight Trump...
Emily Rose Thorne · July 23, 2020
Democratic attorneys general sued the Trump administration over the Department of Health and Human Services’ final rule allegedly stripping transgender, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming patients of their rights to nondiscrimination in the medical field.
NewsThree-Digit Number for the U.S. Suicide ...
Emily Rose Thorne · July 23, 2020
The Federal Communications Commission authorized the three-digit phone number for reaching the United States National Suicide Prevention Hotline in a unanimous vote at an open meeting July 16.
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Curly Hair ‘Holy Grail’ DevaCurl and...
Emily Rose Thorne · August 4, 2020
Users of hair product brands DevaCurl and Monat are speaking out about potential scalp sores, hair loss and hair damage.
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Democratic Attorneys General Fight Trump...
Emily Rose Thorne · July 23, 2020
Democratic attorneys general sued the Trump administration over the Department of Health and Human Services’ final rule allegedly stripping transgender, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming patients of their rights to nondiscrimination in the medical field.
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Three-Digit Number for the U.S. Suicide ...
Emily Rose Thorne · July 23, 2020
The Federal Communications Commission authorized the three-digit phone number for reaching the United States National Suicide Prevention Hotline in a unanimous vote at an open meeting July 16.
News
'Long Haulers' Seek COVID-19 Answers and Support in Online Communities
Emily Rose Thorne · July 13, 2020
Long-haulers, those whose COVID-19 symptoms just won’t seem to go away, are turning to communities like Reddit for answers.
Patient StoriesCivil Rights, A Global Pandemic and Justice: Practicing Law in the Era of COVID-19
Emily Rose Thorne · July 10, 2020
Amid a push to transform the criminal justice system and mandates to work from home to avoid worsening a public health crisis, how have America’s lawyers adapted their practice?
Legal DevelopmentsSupreme Court Decision Protecting LGBTQIA+ Employees Could Challenge Healthcare Rollbacks
Emily Rose Thorne · July 7, 2020
The Supreme Court has ruled on Bostock v. Clayton County—a landmark decision protecting LGBTQIA+ patients from workplace discrimination. The decision came the same week that HHS released a final rule rolling back nondiscrimination protections for transgender and nonbinary patients seeking healthcare.
Laws + CongressDebate Over Fluoridation Continues as Experts Testify
Emily Rose Thorne · June 23, 2020
Scientists are testifying for groups seeking to ban fluoride from public water supplies, though the data has some limitations.
Research + FindingsFDA Names More Companies Recalling Metformin for NDMA Contamination
Emily Rose Thorne · June 15, 2020
Since the FDA found NDMA above the acceptable intake limit in certain lots of metformin, five pharmaceutical companies have announced a voluntary recall of extended-release (ER) metformin, a popular medication used to control type 2 diabetes.
FDA RegulationAva DuVernay’s '13th' Traces the Public Health Crisis of Mass Incarceration
Emily Rose Thorne · June 13, 2020
The Netflix documentary “13th,” directed by Ava DuVernay, traces the history of mass incarceration and explains how the remnants of American slavery intertwine with crime, punishment and Blackness.
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