Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter)
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Health reporter @WSJ. I spend time with humans who use drugs, hear voices and the folks who care for them. Ask me about that time I got expelled from China.
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Ex-Marine Paul Whelan spent years in Russian prisons as Washington and Moscow stumbled into a new era of hostage diplomacy. wsj.com/world/russia/p… via The Wall Street Journal
Listen 🎧: The Dow sank more than 1,000 points on fears of a U.S. recession. The Wall Street Journal’s Greg Ip has more. Plus, Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) explains how cannabis impacts drivers and what law enforcement is doing about it. Francesca Fontana hosts. on.wsj.com/3o375VH
If you or friends/family are marijuana users, you should read this...Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) and I found that cannabis testing labs underreport mold contamination in legal weed across the country. wsj.com/health/healthc…
A drug gang in Colombia seized parts of a gold mine worth hundreds of millions of dollars. So far, illegal miners have stolen more than 3 tons of gold. They’re still digging, and the gang gets a cut. wsj.com/world/americas… via The Wall Street Journal
Congratulations Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) for this recognition of your fantastic Beat Reporting on mental health!
Great story by Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) about one effective way to help treat the mental health crisis. wsj.com/health/schizop…
A new story from me and Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) - High-potency THC, sometimes inhaled via "dabbing," is popular among young people. But health authorities are warning that it's very dangerous: wsj.com/health/dabbing… via The Wall Street Journal
This morning, my husband had my oldest son read this so we could discuss it as a family- my husband and I grew up when pot was a normal part of high school teenage years so this was a wake up call. Thanks for the great reporting, Liz Essley Whyte! wsj.com/health/dabbing…
Millions of aging former drug users are living with long-term health challenges exacerbated by their previous substance use. We hear from a number of people in recovery about their experiences, and Ali Rogin sat down with Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) for more. to.pbs.org/4hdNJTw
How Fentanyl Became Central to Trump’s Tariffs—What to know about the illicit drug as the U.S. presses Mexico, Canada and China to cut off supply Jose de Cordoba Vipal Monga WSJ Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) Brian Spegele wsj.com/politics/how-f… wsj.com/politics/how-f…
Amid January’s historic fire, Los Angeles County sent evacuation alerts to some parts of suburban Altadena too late. The consequences were grave. wsj.com/us-news/eaton-… via The Wall Street Journal
With the headlines dominated by awful things and people, I crave feelgood stories. They don't get much better than this one from my colleague Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) -read the harrowing original story too. wsj.com/us-news/rob-da…
The U.S. is making progress against one of its most devastating public-health threats: drug overdoses Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter), Brianna Abbott and josh ulick report wsj.com/health/drug-ov…
From last week's Rx and Illicit Drug Summit, The Wall Street Journal health reporter Julie Wernau Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) talks about the conference, how the addiction crisis in the U.S. has evolved, and how the Trump administration is shaping the conversation around drugs. ow.ly/8oUZ50VIttm
🎧 Listen: Around 19% of health insurance claims are denied annually, and few people appeal. In today's episode of The Journal podcast, we speak to WSJ's Julie Wernau (Wall Street Journal reporter) and a family who fought their insurance denial successfully. on.wsj.com/4j4jizQ
A growing sober set is taking over mosh pits and football stadiums and partying even harder without alcohol. wsj.com/health/wellnes… via The Wall Street Journal