Ann Kenda
ReporterAnn Kenda joined Arkansas Public Media in January 2017 from Sudbury, Massachusetts. She is a graduate of Syracuse University and previously worked in public radio, commercial radio and newspaper in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. She focuses on health, justice, education and energy as part of the Arkansas Public Media team. Her stories can be found on the airwaves, ArkansasPublicMedia.org and social media.
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More dental practices are reaching out to patients with fear or extreme sensitivity to oral pain to let them know that sedation can be an option to help… -
The nearly 12-foot long, 78-year-old, oil on canvas mural inside the Piggott Post Office is being featured on a new stamp issued by the United States… -
Brushing and flossing may lower the risk of heart disease, a new study suggests.The observational study conducted by the Institute of Biomedical and… -
Tooth injuries can happen to anyone, and often do. Whether it's sports gone wrong, a fall in a hospital or at home or just chewing on hard food, teeth can… -
The holidays can create an extra burden for people struggling after the death of a loved one, a divorce or other stressors throughout the year. Dr.… -
A neurosurgeon with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is helping with a study on a high-frequency device similar to a pacemaker that can… -
The horrors of war and the sacrifice of those who served were remembered when Arkansas State University held its Armistice Centennial Celebration on… -
With the 2018 Farm Bill more than a month late, analysts are watching to see whether the bill will pass this year or go into 2019.“States like Arkansas,… -
Colleges and universities around Arkansas are hoping for an easier flu season this year by offering vaccinations to students.At Arkansas State University… -
The Health Department continues to track cases of hepatitis A that have been occuring since February.The incidents have forced some affected customers to…
