STAT News has hired Quartz reporter Olivia Goldhill as an investigative reporter.
She will start Oct. 29 and cover how companies and government agencies respond to the COVID pandemic.
“This is the beat of a lifetime, I can’t wait to join such a phenomenal team,” she wrote on Twitter.
At Quartz she is a science reporter covering the health care industry and psychedelic research. She previously reported on philosophy and psychology, and was part of a Quartz investigative team focused on online political propaganda.
Goldhill was a 2020 Livingston Award finalist for her work on misuse of data to fuel propaganda in Brazil.
Before Quartz, she was a reporter and features writer at The Daily Telegraph in the United Kingdom.
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