Dylan Scott
Senior Correspondent and Editor
Dylan Scott covers global health for Vox’s Future Perfect, writing on longstanding and novel public health challenges faced by people around the world.
Since joining the Vox newsroom in 2017, he has reported on the debate over repealing the Affordable Care Act from Capitol Hill, documented the emerging Medicare-for-all movement, and helped lead coverage on the Covid-19 pandemic. He was the primary reporter on two series on international health care, exploring how other nations achieve universal health care and their response to the novel coronavirus.
Dylan has covered health care policy since 2011, when he was a staff writer at Governing magazine. He wrote for Talking Points Memo, National Journal, and STAT before coming to Vox. He is a native Ohioan, a proud graduate of Ohio University, and a diehard fan of the Cleveland Cavaliers. You can reach him at dylan.scott@vox.com.
Latest articles by Dylan Scott
From tariffs and a Trump/Elon break-up to artificial general intelligence, here’s what could happen in 2025, according to the Future Perfect team.
How being a doctor in America compares to other countries.
The industry’s blame game will not end the US national health care nightmare.
When you were born is actually an important risk factor for cancer.
America, before and after vaccines.
Tuberculosis is still the world’s top killer. The author has a plan to fight back.
Why did Trump win? What will he do now? And more questions, answered.
Donald Trump undermined public health measures during the Covid-19 pandemic. What would he do in a future health emergency?
Donald Trump’s election could allow the GOP to gut Medicaid and protections for preexisting conditions.
The 11 policies that could help the cities of the future.