Tenacious journalist Joan Hollobon helped make medical stories front-page news

During her quarter century as The Globe’s medical reporter, she covered the birth of medicare, the first heart transplant, the deinstitutionalization of psychiatric patients and the advent of the HIV-AIDS pandemic

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