Bana Jobe

Bana Jobe is an award-winning health and medical writer with more than a decade of experience creating content for hospitals, agencies, and healthcare companies. She holds a degree in journalism from The University of Texas at Austin.

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Kids with special healthcare needs are at greater risk of housing instability.

Combatting Racism

SSI Protects Families with Special Healthcare Needs from Housing Insecurity

April 29th, 2019

| Bana Jobe

Purdue pharma executives walk past protesting families as they exit a courthouse

Mental Health & Addiction

Opioid Marketing Linked to Opioid Overdose Deaths

February 25th, 2019

| Bana Jobe

results of the Hadland study on medication treatment in youths with opioid use disorder

Mental Health & Addiction

Few Youths Receive Recommended Medication for Addiction

February 1st, 2019

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