He is currently a general assignment reporter for STAT, a national health and medical science publication. Since he joined in 2015, he has covered Donald Trump, EpiPens, genetic engineering, concussions and the NFL, and other odds and ends. He has appeared in the Washington Post and on the public radio programs Here & Now and The World.Ike's reporting on the price of EpiPens in the summer of 2016 helped spur Congressional inquiries and attorney general investigations into Mylan for their pricing of EpiPens and potentially anti-competitive business practices. He sat down for three hours with Donald Trump's doctor, investigated a Trump vitamin company that purported to sell customized nutritional supplements based on a urine sample, and revealed a relationship between Trump and a top Boston hospital.