Andrew Gregory in ChicagoJournalist
The Guardian
Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs
10 articles
Across 3 topics, first on 29 May 2026, most recently 2 Jun 2026.
This counts only pieces our coverage scan read on the topics Vital Signs tracks, not their full output.
Biography
Andrew Gregory is a British journalist and Health Editor at The Guardian, a post he has held since September 2021. Previous roles include Health Editor at The Sunday Times and editorial positions at the Daily Mirror covering politics and health. He has received numerous awards including the Royal Statistical Society prize for investigative journalism, three Press Awards, a Press Gazette Award, a Medical Journalists' Association Award, and a Guild of Health Writers Award.
References
- 1.Andrew Gregory (journalist) – Wikipedia — Establishes current role as health editor of The Guardian, career history, and award wins including the Royal Statistical Society prize for investigative journalism, Press Awards, Press Gazette Award, Medical Journalists' Association Award, and Guild of Health Writers Award
- 2.Andrew Gregory – Editor, Health, The Guardian at Guardian Media Group | The Org — Confirms Health Editor role at The Guardian since September 2021; previous roles as Health Editor at The Sunday Times and editorial positions at the Daily Mirror
- 3.Andrew Gregory (personal website) — Confirms identity as British journalist and editor at The Guardian
What they cover
Who they quote
Voices credited in their pieces. A reporter who has called someone before is likely to call them again.
- Dr Julie GralowClinician2 articles
- Prof Stefan SymeonidesClinician2 articles
- Dr Eleonora TeplinskyAcademic1 article
- Dr Samuel GodfreySector leader1 article
- Fiona ThistlethwaiteClinician1 article
- Dr Rachna ShroffClinician1 article
- Mark LawlerAcademic1 article
- Dr Peter KinghamAcademic1 article
- Dr Hedvig HricakAcademic1 article
- Kristian HelinAcademic1 article
- Kevin HarringtonClinician1 article
- Dr David GarleyClinician1 article
- Claire CoughlanSector leader1 article
- Megan WinterSector leader1 article
- Prof Rob SteinAcademic1 article
- Prof Iain MacPhersonAcademic1 article
- Yuri ChoiAcademic1 article
- Dr Fumiko ChinoAcademic1 article
- Harpal KumarAcademic1 article
- Prof Richard HoulstonAcademic1 article
- Dr Elizabeth McDonaldAcademic1 article
- Prof Peter JohnsonClinician1 article
- Dr Marcin ChwistekAcademic1 article
Recent articles
- Weight-loss drugs can cut breast cancer risk by up to 30%, studies suggest
The GuardianCancer2 Jun 2026
- Smart drug that strips cancer cells of ‘invisibility cloak’ can shrink tumours by 30%, trial shows
The GuardianCancer1 Jun 2026
- ‘I was getting ready to say goodbye’: cancer patient’s hope after smart drug success
The GuardianCancer1 Jun 2026
- Yoga can reduce anxiety and insomnia for people living with cancer, study finds
The GuardianMental health1 Jun 2026
- Daily pill can double survival time for world’s deadliest cancer, trial shows
The GuardianCancer31 May 2026
- World faces cancer workforce crisis with 100m staff shortfall, report warns
The GuardianCancer31 May 2026
- Cancer jab can eradicate entire tumours in patients, trial shows
The GuardianCancer30 May 2026
- Trial of multi-cancer blood test among 142,000 NHS patients fails to meet main aim
The GuardianHospital discharge / bed-blocking30 May 2026
- Poor sleep linked to rising cancer risk in under-50s
The GuardianCancer29 May 2026
- Groundbreaking genomic test could spare millions of breast cancer patients chemotherapy
The GuardianCancer29 May 2026
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