The medical community is exploring various strategies to combat Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. A leading institution is adopting unique methods to enhance traditional treatments. This approach highlights the intersection of health and the arts, as reported by Special Correspondent Megan Thompson in the CANVAS series.
Megan Thompson is a dedicated journalist with PBS NewsHour Weekend. Her work includes shooting, producing, and on-camera reporting. Notable achievements include an Emmy nomination and winning Gracie and National Headliner Awards for her report ‘Costly Generics.’ Thompson’s recent recognition includes the Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for her reporting on mental health.
Her career spans work with PBS shows like ‘Need to Know,’ ‘Treasures of New York,’ ‘WorldFocus,’ and ‘NOW on PBS.’ Before journalism, Thompson engaged in research and communications on Capitol Hill. She is a Minnesota native with academic credentials that include a BA from Wellesley College and an MA in Journalism from New York University.
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