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2005 The following year, he joined the AP's Washington Bureau, where he reported that Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (then the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination[citation needed]) had sold all his stock in his family's hospital corpo
2010 Among the pressure cited by observers was Katz's reporting, which "spread almost instantly around the world, irrevocably reframing a massive health crisis and probably changing international policies for years to come.
2010 Katz also happened upon UN military police taking samples of ground water to test for cholera, despite UN assertions that it was not concerned about a possible link between its peacekeepers and the disease.
2010 Katz was the only full-time American correspondent in Haiti when the 2010 Haiti earthquake struck on January 12, 2010.
2010 That fall he reported that UN peacekeepers were the likely cause of a post-quake cholera epidemic that had led to the deaths of over 8,500 people.
2010 The next day, 27 October 2010, Jonathan M. Katz, an Associated Press correspondent, visited the base and found gross inconsistencies between the statement and the base's actual conditions.
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Early efforts were made to cover up the source of the epidemic, but thanks largely to the investigations of journalist Jonathan M. Katz and epidemiologist Renaud Piarroux,[10] today[when?] it is widely...