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Websites vanished for two Tennessee companies that were behind the AGGA dental device, Orthomatrix & The Facial Beauty Institute. The AGGA was yanked off the market last year due to reporting by @annawerner and I, and is now being criminally investigated.
https://t.co/epzvg60Q2c
As many as 33 million Americans struggle with problems associated with their jaw joint — and the disorders are up to nine times as common in women as in men.
There are many treatments for TMJ – but are any of them effective? @annawerner reports. https://t.co/eJL9eBH2gY
For decades, TMJ was dismissed as neither serious nor complex because it largely affects women, experts say. Now we don’t know how to treat it, and patients pay the price in pain.
@BrettKelman, @KFFHealthNews and @annawerner, @CBSNews report ⤵️ https://t.co/e5CjnrefLa
NEW: TMJ hurts as many as 1 in 10 Americans. And yet it is widely misunderstood and poorly treated. Common treatments are backed by little to no science. And patients pay the price.
@BrettKelman & @annawerner report for KFF Health News and @CBSNews.⤵️ https://t.co/O3RymOxrAe
For decades, TMJ was dismissed as neither serious nor complex because it largely affects women, experts say. Now we don’t know how to treat it, and patients pay the price in pain.
New KFF Health News-@CBSNews investigation by @BrettKelman & @annawerner: https://t.co/O3RymOxZpM
An estimated 75% of residential city blocks in Chicago had lead-contaminated drinking water from 2016-2023, a new study found.
@annawerner breaks down how it affects children and what families can do.
The average cost of full coverage car insurance is up 26% this year — to about $2,500.
@annawerner breaks down the factors contributing to the sharp rise in auto insurance rates and shares tips on how to keep rates low. https://t.co/PlVi1Ra7vn
Anna Werner of CBS News and the KFF Health News team of Brett Kelman, Fred Schulte, Holly K. Hacker and Daniel Chang have won for “When Medical Devices Malfunction,“ which reported on the failure of FDA-approved devices.