
Sabrina McCrear

Sabrina McCrear is an assistant editor for The American Journal of Managed Care® (AJMC®), which she joined in 2025. She produces written and video content across a range of disease areas and manages social media platforms for The Center for Biosimilars, an AJMC® publication.
Sabrina holds a B.A. in Journalism with a minor in Biology from Howard University in Washington, D.C. You can connect with her on LinkedIn.
Articles by Sabrina McCrear


RECOVER Initiative findings highlighted the heterogeneity of long COVID symptoms and mechanisms in diverse patient populations.

PASSAGE study data showed tezepelumab improved asthma outcomes across diverse, underrepresented patient populations.

Patients with IPF hospitalized for CDI had higher mortality, longer stays, and greater costs.

The Supreme Court’s temporary action on mifepristone telehealth access raises new questions about reproductive health policy, autonomy, and care access in the US.

Muhammad Bilal Abid, MD, discusses COVID-19 variant surveillance, monoclonal antibodies, and layered prevention in immunocompromised patients.

Eighteen Legionella cases were linked to Kaiser Santa Clara as officials investigate the source and infection risks.

Nirmatrelvir-ritonavir was most likely to be cost-effective among adults aged 18 to 64 years with comorbidities, particularly those with lung disease or immune disorders.

A rare hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship has killed 3 passengers, raising concerns over Andes virus transmission risks.

Muhammad Bilal Abid, MD, discusses COVID prevention gaps, monoclonal antibodies, and infection risk in immunocompromised patients with CLL.

Hospital at home is linked to lower mortality and ED use vs inpatient care in Medicare patients.

988 crisis centers face staffing and funding challenges despite rising demand, raising concerns about long-term sustainability.

At the IVBM Charlotte event, Seungjean Chai, MD, emphasized that patient-centered design, guidelines, and subspecialty expertise are essential to high-value oncology care.
