
Jennifer Yang
Jennifer Yang is a health science reporter for The Globe and Mail, known for her in-depth coverage of public health issues and infectious diseases. Recently, she has focused on the evolution of avian influenza and its implications for public health, providing insights based on expert interviews and current scientific research.
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Jennifer Yang is a health science reporter who answered reader questions about tick season.
How to stay safe during tick season, according to an expertHealth science reporter Jennifer Yang covered the story of Maryam Fatima's surgery.
In groundbreaking procedure, Ontario doctors perform rare heart surgery on pregnant womanJennifer Yang spoke to residents of Nova Scotia’s South Shore about the tick problem.
What you should know about Canada’s growing tick problemHealth Science reporter Jennifer Yang interviewed some of the medical professionals who performed the procedure.
To save this baby, doctors had to kill part of her brainJennifer Yang spoke with Dr. Richard Webby about the evolution of avian flu and where we stand today.
Canada racing toward influenza peak, and what’s next for avian flu: The latest on respiratory virus season for week of Feb. 24











