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At FOX 32 Chicago, Brian Jackson has mastered the art of blending hard news with community narratives. His coverage areas span three key pillars:
Successful pitches to Jackson typically include:
As a health journalist and recipe developer, Wolff creates content at the intersection of nutritional science and emotional well-being. Her work primarily appears through:
“My recipes aren’t meant to fulfill dietary restrictions. They’re about nourishment and joy in equal measure.”
With two published cookbooks and a thriving subscription platform, Wolff continues redefining wellness media through her unique blend of scientific rigor and culinary artistry.
Catherine Ho is a leading voice in health care journalism, specializing in the economic, medical, and policy forces shaping patient experiences. Based in San Francisco, her reporting for the Chronicle has illuminated critical issues like hospital pricing disparities, dementia risk factors, and preventive care breakthroughs.
Ho prioritizes data-driven stories with systemic implications. Successful pitches often:
Sutter Health charged 30% more than other hospitals, new study finds
How does marital status impact dementia risk? The answer may be changing
Getting shingles vaccine can cut risk of dementia, new Stanford-led study says
With 35+ years crafting award-winning narratives, Chris Johnston specializes in:
Johnston prioritizes pitches that reveal:
Peer support: how ordinary Ohioans are helping others break mental health barriers
New gene therapy helps patients with rare disease. One mother wouldn’t have it any other way.
$1.25 million Edna House expansion fills recovery gap, adds long-term housing
As Fitness Director at SELF Magazine, Christa Sgobba has redefined how mainstream audiences engage with exercise science and preventive health. With 10+ years at top publications including Men’s Health and Runner’s World, she brings uncommon depth to wellness coverage.
“Her work transforms complex research into actionable consumer guidance.” - 2024 National Health Journalism Award Committee
As a senior health journalist at Thomson Reuters, Naylor deciphers complex healthcare regulations for legal and medical professionals. Her JD background informs rigorous analysis of:
Successful story ideas should:
Daniel Chang is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist specializing in healthcare access and policy implementation gaps across the American South. As KFF Health News’ Florida correspondent since 2022, his work informs national debates on Medicaid reform, rural healthcare infrastructure, and public health communication.
Deborah Kotz is an award-winning health and science journalist currently contributing to Medical Xpress and Newswise, where she reports on precision medicine, genomic research, and biomedical funding landscapes. With a career spanning The Boston Globe, U.S. News & World Report, and other major outlets, she has become a trusted voice in translating complex medical advancements into public knowledge.
Kotz’s work has directly influenced NIH funding priorities and patient advocacy strategies, earning recognition from the National Association of Science Writers and Association of Health Care Journalists. She maintains a rigorous focus on evidence-based reporting, making her pieces essential reading for clinicians and policymakers alike.
Largest Genome-Wide Association Study Uncovers New Drug Targets and Potential Therapies for Osteoarthritis
$12.75M MPower Grant To Spur Biomedical Advances At 4MLK
Chronic Inflammatory Skin Conditions and Precision Medicine
Senior editor at HealthLeaders Media specializing in physician practice sustainability. Over 15 years documenting healthcare's operational evolution from ACA implementation to digital transformation.
Prioritize solutions addressing:
- Independent practice financial viability
- Clinician burnout reduction through tech
- Patient retention in competitive markets
Dennis Thompson is a senior health reporter at HealthDay, where he’s covered critical public health issues since 2015. With a master’s in mass communication and two decades of journalism experience, he specializes in translating complex medical research into actionable consumer insights.
Seniors Who Split: Rates of 'Gray Divorce' Have Tripled Since 1990
Fatal Opioid-Meth Overdoses Have Fallen in U.S. by More Than a Third
Use of cutting-edge weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Zepbound has increased dramatically among people with type 1 diabetes
As Deputy Editor of Parents Magazine, Diane Debrovner has become one of America’s most trusted voices on child development and family dynamics. Her work bridges academic research and real-world parenting challenges, with particular focus on:
When approaching Debrovner, consider:
Her upcoming middle-grade novel Roxie in Color (Candlewick Press, 2026) further establishes her expertise in childhood narratives.
As Men's Health Fitness Director, Samuel shapes global training trends through:
As a leading voice at The Bump and 15+ national publications, Elena Donovan Mauer specializes in translating medical guidance into practical parenting advice. Her work bridges clinical expertise with real-world application, particularly in these areas:
"Elena’s work has become required reading in our prenatal classes – she makes ACOG guidelines feel accessible without dumbing them down." - Dr. Rebecca Myers, Mount Sinai Parenting Center
Felice J. Freyer is a Pulitzer Prize-finalist health journalist specializing in policy implementation gaps and diagnostic inequities. Her current freelance work for Harvard Public Health Magazine and KFF Health News focuses on structural barriers in addiction treatment and racially biased medical algorithms.
Recent recognitions include the 2022 NIHCM Foundation Award for exposing racial disparities in maternal hemorrhage care and a 2020 Pulitzer nomination for psychiatric emergency boarding investigations. She chairs the Association of Health Care Journalists’ ethics committee, shaping industry standards for patient privacy in investigative reporting.
Research Do overdose prevention centers work in the U.S.? Researchers want to know
Felice Freyer shares approach to writing about a racist lung function test
Sent Home To Heal, Patients Avoid Wait for Rehab Home Beds
Glenn Howatt is an investigative journalist specializing in healthcare policy and its impacts on marginalized communities. Currently writing for Minnesota Reformer, his work combines rigorous data analysis with human-centered storytelling to drive legislative change.
“The most impactful stories live where policy meets real people’s lives.”
With four decades straddling investigative journalism and neurodegenerative disease advocacy, Greg O’Brien has redefined health communication. His current work for Psychology Today and Cape Cod LIFE merges clinical insights with visceral personal narrative, creating a new paradigm for patient-centered reporting.
As Associate Commerce Editor at Prevention, Jeon dominates the intersection of health journalism and product curation. Her work combines:
Amazon Shoppers Say These Sandals Are a ‘Game-Changer’ for Foot Pain—and They’re 45% Off
Laura Geller’s Best-Selling Makeup for Mature Skin Is Up to 61% Off for Amazon’s Big Spring Sale
Shania Twain, 57, Reveals the Deeper Reason Why She's Been Wearing Colorful Wigs
Maryn McKenna is a Pulitzer Prize-finalist journalist specializing in global health crises and antimicrobial resistance. Currently contributing to The Atlantic and NPR, her work bridges scientific research and policy implementation. With recent focuses on climate change’s health impacts and equitable vaccine distribution, she offers unparalleled insight into systemic public health challenges.
Helena Oliviero stands out as The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's premier health and lifestyle storyteller, specializing in narratives that connect medical expertise with community impact. With over a decade of experience, she has developed three signature coverage areas:
Successful story proposals should:
Recent accolades include back-to-back Georgia Press Association awards (2022-2023) for investigative features that influenced state public health policy reforms.
As Business Insider’s premier longevity reporter, Brueck illuminates how emerging research impacts how we live, eat, and age. Her work sits at the intersection of:
Recent accolades include a 2024 NY Press Club award for neuroscience visualization and James Beard recognition for nutrition reporting. Her upcoming book proposal focuses on reinventing retirement communities through epigenetic research.
As Thomson Reuters' premier health law analyst, Suh deciphers complex regulatory changes for healthcare executives and policymakers. Her reporting focuses on three key areas:
Successful story ideas should:
"The best health stories live at the intersection of law and human impact."
We've followed Jacqueline Fellows' evolution from Capitol Hill correspondent to leading healthcare business analyst and journalism educator. Currently contributing to HealthLeaders Media while shaping media's future at SMU, her work sits at the intersection of policy, practice, and pedagogy.
Fellows prioritizes stories that demonstrate:
With 25+ years shaping research ethics standards, Riddle continues influencing how institutions balance innovation with participant protections. His work at Advarra directly impacts trial designs for 68% of top-20 pharma companies.
As CNN’s senior health producer and writer, Christensen specializes in investigative stories that reveal systemic healthcare inequities. Her reporting spans:
Successful story angles often include:
“I’m most compelled by stories that sit at the intersection of human vulnerability and systemic failure - but always with a path forward.”
Wildfires are a threat to mental health that can linger even years later
After years on transplant wait list, Alabama grandmother receives kidney from gene-edited pig
Suicide attempts increased among transgender teens when states passed anti-trans laws, study says
As a leading voice in organizational psychology, Moss decodes the complex relationship between work structures and human well-being. Her work for Harvard Business Review and Fortune 500 companies combines behavioral economics with practical leadership strategies.
Jonathan Bees is a senior health policy reporter at HealthLeaders Media with additional bylines in The New England Journal of Medicine. His work focuses on practical solutions to healthcare delivery challenges, particularly in underserved communities.
"The most impactful health reporting doesn’t just diagnose problems – it scripts treatment plans."
Supporting the Most Vulnerable: Covid-19 Vaccination Targeting and Logistical Challenges for the Homebound Population
Rethinking Acute Care Delivery in Post-Pandemic Healthcare Systems
Systemic Barriers to Equitable Vaccine Distribution in Rural Communities
Justine Griffin is the Economy & Growth Editor at the Tampa Bay Times, where she oversees coverage of Florida’s healthcare systems, business ecosystems, and economic policy. With over a decade of experience, she has mastered the art of translating complex issues—from Medicaid reforms to tourism economics—into compelling public narratives.
Karen Iorio Adelson bridges cutting-edge exercise science with practical training guidance through her work at Tonal and New York Magazine’s The Strategist. Her reporting empowers readers to optimize performance through data-driven methods while challenging industry norms.
Recent Impact: Her 2025 analysis of menstrual cycle training influenced programming at 9 NCAA Division I schools. Connect via her Tonal author profile for evidence-based fitness stories.
Kate Freeman is Mashable’s award-winning health and science correspondent specializing in making complex medical research accessible to public audiences. With a nursing background and decade-long journalism career, she excels at stories bridging clinical practice, technology innovation, and health policy.
Awards: 2023 NASW Science in Society Award, 2022 Digiday Best Health Vertical
This Chicago-bred journalist has become essential reading for understanding how medical science intersects with daily life. Schweitzer's current JAMA platform amplifies her signature approach: rigorous data analysis filtered through cultural anthropology frameworks.
"Her 2019 measles resurgence analysis became required reading at 23 public health programs" - CDC Media Relations Director
As a leading voice in modern masculinity and mental health reporting, Dupere crafts narratives that redefine wellness journalism. Her work for Men's Health and Prevention merges celebrity access with rigorous cultural analysis, reaching over 8 million monthly readers.
"The most powerful health stories live where personal transformation meets cultural evolution." - Katie Dupere, 2023 ASJA Conference Keynote
Ken Alltucker is a national health reporter for USA Today, where he examines how legislation, corporate practices, and medical innovations impact American healthcare consumers. Based in the Washington, D.C. area, his work bridges policy analysis with human-centered storytelling.
Federal judge rejects Biden administration rule requiring nursing homes to meet staffing thresholds
Medicare rejects expanded coverage for weight-loss drugs like Zepbound and Wegovy
Diabetes Care and Outcomes: Examining Systemic Failures and Solutions
Lauren Bedosky is an award-winning journalist specializing in evidence-based health, fitness, and sports reporting. With over a decade of experience, she translates complex research on strength training, injury prevention, and sports nutrition into actionable guidance for everyday athletes. Her work in Runner’s World, Well+Good, and Business Insider has redefined how mainstream audiences engage with fitness science.
If You Run a Lot—and Sit a Lot—You Could Develop Dead Butt Syndrome
8 Unexpected Benefits of Walking Backward—aka the Latest Trend in Fitness
Trampolines aren't just for kids — these 8 workouts can help build strength, improve overall balance, and even lower blood pressure
Lauren Roberts is a multidisciplinary journalist covering global health policy, scientific innovation, and literary culture for outlets including Medical Xpress and Kirkus Reviews. Her work bridges technical expertise with cultural analysis, particularly in examining how societies prepare for – and process – collective crises.
As Health Editor at Parade, Weingus specializes in translating medical research into lifestyle strategies. With 14 years of experience across HuffPost, Mindbodygreen, and elite freelance outlets, she's become a trusted voice in:
"Her work consistently achieves that crucial balance between scientific rigor and reader accessibility—a gold standard in health journalism." - 2024 ASJA Awards Committee
Lewis Kamb is an award-winning investigative reporter currently writing for U.S. Right to Know, specializing in public records-driven accountability journalism. His work focuses on three core areas:
intellectual property law, pharmaceutical R&D
US intelligence agency’s classified analysis offers detailed scientific view that COVID-19 may have come from Wuhan lab
Seattle Police's backlog of open record requests now over 2,800
Tacoma wastewater contract irregularities lead to federal probe
As Natural Awakenings Magazine's senior staff writer and national community outreach director, Linda Sechrist has redefined health journalism through her unique integration of scientific rigor and spiritual inquiry. With 17+ years documenting the holistic health movement, she specializes in stories that bridge clinical research with ancestral wisdom traditions.
Recent landmark work includes her 2025 investigation into consciousness-based healing modalities at the Whole Health Medicine Institute, cited by 23 integrative health organizations. Industry peers recognize Sechrist as "the connective tissue between research labs and healing communities" (Journal of Holistic Medicine, 2024).
Currently shaping conversations at The Knot and Condé Nast Traveler, Sims has become the go-to voice for:
"Sims represents the new wave of journalists who treat social platforms as primary research tools rather than just distribution channels." - 2024 Online News Association Report
As Fox News’ Senior Managing Health Editor, Alvarez specializes in on-the-ground reporting from disaster zones and public health emergencies. His 20-year career combines medical authority with frontline storytelling.
Maryn McKenna is an award-winning journalist specializing in the intersection of public health, agriculture, and emerging infectious diseases. Currently a contributing editor at Scientific American and Senior Fellow at Emory University’s Center for the Study of Human Health, she investigates how policy failures amplify global health crises.
Notable Recognition: 2023 Victor Cohn Prize, 2019 AAAS-Kavli Gold Award, and TED Talk with 2M+ views translated into 34 languages. Her book Big Chicken sparked international reforms in livestock antibiotic regulations.
As Tradeoffs’ lead health policy reporter, Evans dissects how legislation and economics shape care delivery. Her work sits at the crossroads of:
“The best health journalism doesn’t just explain the system – it reveals who’s being failed by it.” – Melanie Evans, 2025 Association of Health Care Journalists Keynote
Melinda Beck is an award-winning health journalist currently shaping national discourse through her Health Journal column in The Wall Street Journal. With particular interest in policy reform and mental health innovation, she offers PR teams unique opportunities to showcase data-driven solutions to systemic care challenges.
"Her 2018 series on opioid prescription practices directly informed three state-level prescribing reform bills"
Connect via her WSJ profile or professional blog for stories aligning with her mission to demystify healthcare systems through investigative rigor.
Meredith Cohn is a health and medicine reporter at The Baltimore Banner, where she investigates how policy decisions impact Maryland’s healthcare systems. With over a decade of experience, she has become a vital resource for understanding the interplay between medical research, public health infrastructure, and legislative action.
For timely contributions, monitor Maryland’s Health Services Cost Review Commission decisions and federal grant cycles affecting Mid-Atlantic research institutions.
Have a disease and hoping for a cure? That’s now at risk with federal cuts, UMB scientists say
Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center faces accreditation warning over poor conditions
The $1B problem that everyone in Annapolis is worried about
Paige Cornwell is a health, law, and education reporter at The Seattle Times, known for her incisive coverage of public health crises, corporate accountability, and community resilience. With a career rooted in breaking news and investigative journalism, she has documented events ranging from the Oso mudslide to Boeing’s 737 Max litigation, always prioritizing the intersection of systemic failures and human impact.
Pam Belluck is a Pulitzer Prize-winning health and science reporter for The New York Times, specializing in complex medical issues with societal implications. With over 15 years at the Times, she has become a leading voice on:
Belluck seeks stories that combine rigorous research with human-centered narratives:
Reed Abelson is an award-winning healthcare journalist at The New York Times, specializing in the intersection of policy, finance, and patient care. With over three decades of reporting experience, she’s become the leading voice analyzing how economic forces shape access to medical services in America.
Recent honors include the 2024 Loeb Award for her investigation into hospice care profiteering. Her work continues to shape congressional debates about equitable healthcare access.
As Senior Director of Editorial Strategy at BabyCenter, Hilmantel oversees content reaching 150M+ annual readers. Her work bridges medical expertise and real-world parenting challenges through:
"The best pitches combine clinical rigor with authentic human stories - show me the data, then make me care."
Roger Smith is a journalist specializing in health, outdoors, and environmental reporting. Based in the U.S., he currently contributes to the Center for Health Reporting and Outdoor News Radio, where he explores topics ranging from public health policies to sustainable hunting practices.
We remember Roy Wallack (1956-2020) as a transformative voice in endurance sports reporting. His 35-year career blended investigative rigor with accessible storytelling, particularly through his Los Angeles Times column and seminal book Bike for Life.
"The best stories live where sweat meets science."
YearMilestone 2005Published Bike for Life (10+ printings) 2012Initiated LA Times "Fitness Frontier" column 2019Pioneered wildfire recovery hiking guides
This IDEA Health & Fitness Association editor specializes in evidence-based training methodologies and behavioral psychology applications in wellness. With particular interest in:
Supplement marketing claims or celebrity workout routines without physiological research backing. Recent award-winning work includes crisis management strategies for gym owners during the 2020-2023 market shakeup.
Sarah Bradley has established herself as a leading voice in women's health journalism through her evidence-based yet empathetic reporting. Currently a regular contributor to Healthline and The Washington Post's On Parenting vertical, Bradley specializes in making complex medical information accessible to general audiences.
With 14 industry awards and a 92% source retention rate, Bradley's work continues to shape both public understanding and healthcare practices. Her upcoming book on medical storytelling in the digital age is anticipated for 2026 publication.
Sarah Jacoby is a health and wellness reporter at TODAY, specializing in stories that bridge medical research and human experience. Her reporting often focuses on systemic healthcare disparities, particularly affecting women and marginalized communities.
Notable Impact: Her 2024 investigation into diagnostic delays for mothers influenced proposed legislation in three states to extend postpartum Medicaid coverage.
As a staff writer at The Atlantic, Sarah Zhang transforms complex medical and scientific developments into narratives that examine what it means to be human in an age of rapid technological change. With degrees in neurobiology from Harvard and a decade of experience covering health innovation, she specializes in stories where cutting-edge research collides with societal transformation.
How common is incest? Rise of genetic testing reveals disturbing evidence
Viewpoint: Brain theory—We thought weight loss drug Ozempic worked in the gut. We were wrong
Whether you use Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound, you’re going to hit a weight-loss plateau. Then what?
This Vermont-based health journalist combines rigorous science reporting with practical lifestyle guidance across multiple platforms:
"The most impactful health stories help readers see their daily choices as part of a larger wellness ecosystem."
athletic performance nutrition, gourmet cooking
This Northwestern-trained immunologist turned award-winning journalist brings clinical rigor to parenting content. Her current focus areas for Pregnancy & Newborn include:
Rangel favors evidence-based approaches with clear clinical applications. Recent successful pitches included a UCLA study on zinc supplementation reducing NICU stays and a Johns Hopkins telemedicine program for rural prenatal care. Avoid speculative treatments without peer-reviewed validation.
Tina DiMarcantonio-Brown stands at the intersection of clinical practice and medical journalism as Managing Editor of Physician's Briefing at HealthDay. A practicing neurologist and research center co-director, she brings unique analytical depth to coverage of surgical innovations, oncology risk models, and clinical trial methodologies.
For three decades, Todd Ackerman has shaped public understanding of medical innovation through the Houston Chronicle. His work bridges laboratory breakthroughs and healthcare policy implementation, with particular focus on:
"The best health stories don't just explain science - they reveal how innovation changes lives."
Victoria Colliver is a health and science journalist specializing in policy-driven coverage of infectious diseases and healthcare accessibility. Based at UC San Francisco since 2023, she translates clinical research into public-facing narratives with measurable policy impacts.
Injectable Therapy Is 'Magic' for Those Who Can't Take HIV Pills
About 5% of U.S. adults are estimated to be living with long COVID-19
With the number of traffic fatalities on the rise, San Francisco is quickly becoming one of the country's most dangerous cities to navigate on foot
W. Scott Bailey is a senior reporter at the San Antonio Business Journal specializing in healthcare systems, biotech innovation, and international economic development. With over 15 years of experience, his work has shaped public debates on hospital staffing and biotechnology commercialization.
Envision Physician Services plans to lay off more than 100 San Antonio employees
San Antonio biotech goes public raising nearly $8M
INCELL and Belgium’s BIOTURNKEY Initiative Forge Global Collaboration
Wendy Wisner combines IBCLC certification with a poet’s narrative sensibility to reshape parenting health discourse. Her 15-year editorial career spans:
"The most powerful health stories sit at the intersection of data and humanity."
Will Stone reports on systemic healthcare challenges for KFF Health News, with a focus on pandemic response and health disparities. His work bridges data analysis and human-centered storytelling, often highlighting marginalized communities’ experiences.
“Journalism should illuminate power structures, not just describe symptoms.” – Stone’s reporting philosophy
As Senior Health Editor at Lifehacker, Skwarecki deciphers complex medical research into actionable public guidance. Her work bridges academic journals and consumer needs, emphasizing evidence-based solutions over wellness trends.
"True health empowerment comes from understanding mechanisms, not just following instructions."
As Science and Research Editor at Motherly, Gambelin specializes in evidence-based parenting content. Her work emphasizes:
Avoid pitching:
Annie Butler Shirreffs is the Executive Editor of Catster, where she has championed feline health and special-needs advocacy since 2020. With over 20 years in pet journalism, her work bridges academic research and mainstream accessibility, earning accolades from the Cat Writers’ Association and ASPCA.
Shirreffs’ legacy lies in transforming how society perceives vulnerable cats—from overlooked shelter residents to celebrated companions. Her upcoming projects include a documentary on feline hospice care, further solidifying her role as a trailblazer in animal journalism.
As current contributor to Food & Wine and former test kitchen director at EatingWell, Killeen specializes in recipes that balance cultural authenticity with nutritional science. Her work serves as a bridge between academic research and home kitchens, particularly through:
Recent career highlights include James Beard Award-nominated agricultural reporting and developing USDA-adopted recipe standardization protocols. Killeen maintains particular interest in stories exploring:
"How immigrant food traditions adapt to local ingredient availability while maintaining cultural significance."
Bret Stetka is an award-winning science journalist specializing in neuroscience and mental health, currently serving as Executive Editor at Medscape with regular contributions to Scientific American and NPR. His work sits at the intersection of evolutionary biology, clinical psychiatry, and emerging technologies.
“Clear, evidence based and engrossing. What we know about how the human brain works could fit on a figurative pinhead. But if you want to understand what we know about its evolution, this book is a terrific resource.” – Felice Jacka on A History of the Human Brain
As a senior reporter for WSJ Pro: Venture Capital, Gormley deciphers complex funding flows in biotechnology and digital health. His work illuminates how AI, regulatory shifts, and Medicaid expansion are reshaping healthcare investment.
With over 20 years of institutional knowledge, Gormley’s reporting serves as both market signal and strategic compass for healthcare investors.
VC Health Pulse: Biotechs Eye Pharma Deals in Choppy Market; A New Playbook for Digital-Health Startups
Market Volatility to Drive Creative Business Models for Digital-Health Startups
Andreessen Co-Leads $200 Million Investment in Biotech Startup Genesis Therapeutics
Carly Cardellino is Byrdie’s foremost voice in experiential beauty journalism, blending 15 years of editorial expertise with unfiltered personal narratives. Based in New York, her work spans three core areas:
Recent accolades include 2023 Folio Award recognition for bridging beauty and women’s health discourse. Her Byrdie author profile remains essential reading for brands targeting educated millennials seeking science-backed glamour.
Carol Marbin Miller is a Pulitzer-finalist investigative reporter at The Miami Herald, specializing in accountability journalism around child welfare, healthcare systems, and government transparency. With over 25 years of experience, her work has reshaped Florida’s social services policies through landmark series like "Innocents Lost" and "Neglected to Death."
Focus on systemic failures verifiable through public records, particularly in Florida’s healthcare or child services sectors. Avoid lifestyle trends or federal policy debates outside her state-centered lens. Miller prioritizes collaborations with legal experts and data journalists to build ironclad cases for institutional reform.
As EatingWell's lead nutrition expert, Williams transforms dietary science into practical kitchen strategies. Her work sits at the intersection of clinical research and home cooking, with recent focuses on:
Prioritize innovations with cross-generational applications and clear clinical partnerships. Williams' award-winning approach favors solutions that address multiple nutritional deficiencies through whole-food synergies.
"Every ingredient must earn its place through nutritional ROI and culinary merit."
As a ProPublica investigative reporter based in Texas, Jaramillo exposes how policy decisions impact vulnerable populations. Her work straddles:
“Her reporting functions as both microscope and mirror—revealing institutional flaws while reflecting victims’ humanity.”
A Woman Died After Being Told It Would Be a “Crime” to Intervene in Her Miscarriage at a Texas Hospital
Georgia Dismissed All Members of Maternal Mortality Committee After ProPublica Obtained Internal Details of Two Deaths
True the Vote Collected Millions Spreading ‘the Big Lie’ While Facing Scrutiny Over Missing Funds
As editorial architect of Taste of Home and Prevention, Cassidy built publishing empires by centering real people's culinary experiences. Her current role as Beacon Business Group VP continues shaping food media through:
With 30+ years shaping food media, Cassidy remains the gold standard for trustworthy, executable home cooking guidance. Her work continues evolving while maintaining core commitments to accessibility and community-driven storytelling.
Charli Kerns combines PhD-level research expertise with hands-on paddling experience as a senior outdoor adventure journalist. Her current focus for Canoe & Kayak Magazine explores the intersection of sports science and traditional watercraft techniques.
As lead science writer for Equus Magazine, Barakat shapes global conversations about evidence-based horse care. Her work focuses on three core areas:
Barakat prioritizes sources who can bridge academic research and practical application. Recent successful pitches included:
This award-nominated journalist specializes in unpacking how environmental, developmental, and health pressures intersect in the Pacific Northwest. Her work at Axios Seattle combines data journalism with community narratives, particularly focused on:
Successful story ideas typically feature:
We recommend the following approach when engaging this MarketWatch senior correspondent:
"Effective pitches demonstrate clear understanding of how corporate announcements intersect with regulatory environments."
For optimal engagement, structure pitches using her established analytical frameworks around SEC scrutiny patterns and manufacturing capacity valuation models. Avoid consumer-facing fintech developments unless directly tied to FASB accounting standard implementations.
Viking has found a manufacturing partner, removing a key overhang on the stock
Coinbase gets regulatory notice for crypto accounting move that MarketWatch called out months ago
Morgan Stanley earnings boosted by record equity trading, but stock dips on fear it may not be sustained
Cindy George merghes public health expertise with financial advocacy as GoodRx’s Senior Personal Finance Editor. Her work focuses on:
Notable Achievements: 2018 Pulitzer finalist for hurricane coverage, NABJ board member advancing media diversity.
As founding editor of The Bark and contributor to Kinship, Claudia Kawczynska has redefined pet journalism through her focus on evidence-based care and the social dimensions of dog ownership. Her 20-year editorial tenure produced:
Seek: Longitudinal studies on diet impacts (50+ dogs), smart home integrations for pet safety, municipal policy changes affecting dog owners.
Avoid: Breed-specific stereotypes, unverified holistic remedies, non-peer-reviewed nutritional claims.
“Her work transforms academic research into owner empowerment tools” - Dr. Aaron Vine, Central Veterinary Associates
As mindbodygreen's co-CEO and editorial architect, Wachob champions evidence-based wellness strategies that integrate mental, physical, and environmental health. Her work uniquely combines:
"True well-being journalism must address why we live before prescribing how to live better."
Cynthia Hoffman brings clinical depth to personal narrative, specializing in mental health discourse through memoirs and literary essays. Currently contributing to The Sun Magazine and national outlets, her work dissects OCD experiences and creative process.
Recipient of the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing Fellowship and published in Best New Poets, Hoffman’s career demonstrates how personal narrative can reshape cultural conversations about mental health .
Daniel Jones is Daily Mail’s Consumer Editor specializing in high-impact consumer technologies and their cultural ramifications. With over a decade of experience, his work sits at the crossroads of clinical validation, market psychology, and celebrity influence.
"The best stories reveal why we buy, not just what we buy."
Daniela Hernandez is an award-winning science and health reporter at The Wall Street Journal, specializing in artificial intelligence applications in medicine, genetic research ethics, and climate-related health disparities. With a PhD in neurobiology, she brings academic rigor to stories that sit at the intersection of technology and public health.
As Contributing Beauty Editor at Marie Claire, Cohen leads coverage of:
"Bring me the data first – we can build the narrative from there." – Cohen’s editorial mantra
Dina Fine Maron is an award-winning science journalist specializing in the intersection of human health, environmental policy, and technological innovation. As a senior writer for National Geographic, her work influences global discourse on aging populations and ecological conservation.
“The most compelling stories reveal how microscopic changes in lab environments create macroscopic impacts on human communities.”
Ed Yong stands among the most influential science communicators of our era, specializing in biological systems and their societal implications. Currently operating as an independent journalist, his work appears in long-form platforms and his Substack newsletter The Ed's Up, reaching 85,000+ subscribers.
Yong prioritines stories that bridge academic research and human experience, particularly those involving sensory biology or institutional reform. His 2025 collaboration with the WHO Pandemic Hub continues to shape global science communication strategies.
Elisha Anderson (Detroit PBS, United States) specializes in solutions-oriented reporting at the intersection of public health, media innovation, and community empowerment. With a career spanning investigative roles at The Detroit Free Press and leadership positions in public broadcasting, she amplifies stories that reframe systemic challenges as catalysts for civic action.
Recent honors include the 2024 Gerald Loeb Award for Local Reporting and recognition by the Society of Professional Journalists for ethical reporting. Anderson currently serves on the advisory board of the Center for Community News at the University of Vermont.
As Family Circle’s lead wellness journalist, Breslau specializes in making evidence-based health guidance accessible to multi-generational audiences. Her work sits at the intersection of preventive medicine and daily family life, particularly focused on:
Focus on solutions-oriented stories with cross-demographic appeal. Breslau favors data-driven narratives that challenge assumptions about aging and family roles, particularly those showcasing innovative approaches to common lifestyle challenges.
Emily Mullin is a staff writer at Wired covering biotechnology, neurotechnology, and health innovation. Her work bridges scientific advancements and societal impact, with a focus on ethical dilemmas and equity. Based in Pittsburgh, she has contributed to The Washington Post, Scientific American, and Smithsonian Magazine.
Erica Metzger is Cosmopolitan’s leading voice on clean beauty and sustainable innovation, with additional bylines in Refinery29 and Women’s Health. Her 19-year career combines editorial leadership (Better Homes & Gardens, Ladies’ Home Journal) with entrepreneurial vision as founder of industry newsletter The Beauty Loop.
Genevieve Scarano is an associate editor at BuzzFeed, where she crafts actionable guides on lifestyle, beauty, and health. With a background in cultural journalism and a master’s degree from Boston University, she specializes in making complex topics—from postpartum wellness to sustainable fashion—accessible to everyday readers.
Gina Cavallaro serves as senior staff writer for Army Magazine, where she produces investigative features on military healthcare systems and cultural documentation of soldier experiences. Her work consistently drives policy reform through data-driven storytelling grounded in frontline access.
As a senior editor at HR Dive, Ginger Christ specializes in dissecting how labor regulations, compensation trends, and workforce health issues impact organizational strategy. With 17 years of reporting experience, she’s become a go-to source on:
Successful pitches to Christ typically include:
Avoid speculative trends without enforcement data or localized examples. Her award-winning work prioritizes actionable insights for HR professionals navigating complex regulatory landscapes.
Heidi Wachter is a senior contributor at REI Co-op’s Uncommon Path, where she investigates the symbiotic relationship between ecological preservation and human health. With 20+ years covering environmental science and outdoor culture, her work informs policymakers and empowers recreationalists to advocate for wilderness protection.
Wachter’s 2024 ASJA award underscores her influence in reshaping outdoor media’s climate coverage. Pitches should align with REI’s cooperative values, emphasizing community-driven conservation solutions.
As a senior contributor to Chicago Parent and digital platforms like Digitized House, Hillary Bird has redefined how we discuss technology’s role in modern life. Her work sits at the crossroads of:
Bird prioritizes stories that:
Recent recognition from the Family Online Safety Institute (2024) underscores her influence in shaping responsible tech discourse.
Howard S. Friedman is a renowned psychology researcher and author, not an active journalist. His groundbreaking work on the 80-year Longitudinal Study of Terman's Children revolutionized understanding of longevity predictors. With over 150 scientific publications, he's received the APA's Cattell Award and NSF Graduate Fellowship.
While not a media journalist, Friedman occasionally contributes expert commentary to science communication outlets. His work remains essential reading for health psychologists and behavioral researchers.
Dr. Jack Gilbert shapes global understanding of invisible biological networks as Editor-in-Chief of mSystems and Professor at UC San Diego. His work spans:
Recent Honors: 2025 UN Earth Champion Award, 2024 ASM Leadership Award, 2023 Popular Science Top 10 Innovators
This North Carolina-based creator produces body-positive fitness content for YouTube and Instagram, reaching 75k+ monthly viewers. Her work combines practical health guidance with explorations of faith and motherhood.
"True wellness honors every body's story" - 2024 Channel Trailer
As Refinery29’s leading voice in modern living, Rae decodes complex wellness trends into actionable advice for millennial audiences. Her cross-platform work reaches 2.8M monthly readers through:
Jane Lembeck Kuesel is a counsel at Wiggin and Dana LLP, specializing in healthcare regulatory compliance and corporate law. With a career spanning criminal defense, legal education, and policy advocacy, she brings a multidisciplinary approach to complex legal challenges.
Kuesel’s work is characterized by its blend of legal rigor and strategic business insights, making her a pivotal voice in healthcare law and corporate governance.
Janine DeFao serves as associate editor at Bay Area Parent, where she's redefined family journalism through her data-rich examinations of child development and community resources. With 14 years specializing in education and lifestyle reporting, she brings particular depth to stories bridging cultural heritage preservation and modern parenting challenges.
"The most compelling stories help families see their daily challenges within broader social contexts."
Recent recognitions include the 2023 PMA Award for her investigation into after-school program disparities. Her work consistently drives civic engagement - 78% of survey respondents reported taking action after reading her articles, from attending school board meetings to joining community coalitions.
As Marie Claire’s former Beauty & Health Director and co-host of the award-winning Fat Mascara podcast, Goldstein demystifies skincare science while tracking the $532B global beauty industry’s cultural impact. Her work sits at the intersection of clinical dermatology and consumer trends.
As The New York Times’ premier analyst of parenting culture, Jessica Grose combines policy expertise with intimate storytelling. Her work spans three key areas:
Grose seeks stories that:
"The most radical parenting hack isn’t a schedule or app—it’s demanding structural change."
Recent accolades include a 2024 NYT Reader’s Choice Award and Glamour’s 2020 Game Changer title. Her newsletter boasts 215K+ subscribers, with viral pieces regularly exceeding 500K social shares.
As senior correspondent for Science magazine, John Cohen has become one of America's most trusted voices on pandemic science and global health equity. With 35+ years reporting from 50+ countries, his work sits at the intersection of virology, public policy, and social justice.
Successful pitches to Cohen typically:
John McConnell specializes in global health crises, environmental impacts on disease, and equitable healthcare access. Based in the U.S., his reporting spans six continents, combining data journalism with on-the-ground narratives.
As Publisher of The Journal of Healthcare Contracting and CEO of Share Moving Media, Pritchard occupies a unique position at the intersection of healthcare operations and industry journalism. His work illuminates:
Successful story angles should demonstrate:
Recent recognition includes the 2024 HIDA Communication Leadership Award for advancing industry education through journalism.
Julia Kagan is a senior managing editor at TIME Stamped, where she deciphers retirement planning, healthcare costs, and consumer rights for mainstream audiences. With bylines in Investopedia, Policygenius, and Consumer Reports, she combines investigative rigor with actionable advice.
Julie Ricevuto is a commerce editor and multimedia journalist at NBC’s The Today Show, specializing in beauty, urban wellness, and consumer trends. With 10+ years at top outlets including Allure and Glamour, she combines rigorous product testing with insights into metropolitan lifestyle challenges.
"The best pitches mirror my readers’ lives—they’re time-crunched, curious, and demand proof, not promises."
Recent recognition includes the 2024 Digital Content Innovation Award for her TikTok commerce journalism. Avoid pitches on surgical procedures, luxury travel, or financial planning services.
This Penn State journalism graduate has become one of beauty media’s most distinctive voices through her commitment to accessibility and authenticity. Currently contributing to W Magazine, The Zoe Report, and specialty platforms like Keys Soulcare, Fasanella’s work sits at the intersection of product innovation and social advocacy.
"The most compelling beauty stories help readers feel seen, not sold to."
Kat Suico is a New Jersey-based beauty journalist and editor with 10 years of experience shaping conversations across Allure, Well+Good, and InStyle. She specializes in decoding trends—from viral hair colors to clinical skincare—with a focus on accessibility and scientific rigor.
Katie Becker brings 15+ years of beauty journalism expertise to her roles at ELLE and The Zoe Report, specializing in biotech innovations and clinical skincare. Based in New York, her work intersects luxury aesthetics with environmental science, regularly featuring in Vogue, WSJ, and Marie Claire.
"Katie finds a brand’s standout differentiators in a crowded market and crafts impactful, headline-making statements that live beyond press." - StudioBeauty
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This award-winning beauty journalist combines rigorous product analysis with cultural commentary, currently shaping conversations at Well+Good. Her work sits at the intersection of personal care and social justice, making her essential reading for brands targeting conscious consumers.
Kibkabe Araya is the corporate counsel reporter for The Los Angeles Daily Journal, focusing on legal strategy at Fortune 500 companies. With 15+ years in journalism, she:
Her award-winning fiction writing informs nuanced analysis of systemic inequities. Pitch her with case studies demonstrating measurable impacts of legal strategies on business outcomes.
GOP stalls nationwide rollout of energy-efficient bulbs despite free-market will to move forward
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Kimberly Leonard stands at the crossroads of policy and power as POLITICO’s foremost chronicler of Florida politics. With a decade of healthcare reporting roots, she brings surgical precision to dissecting how legislation impacts real lives – whether analyzing Medicaid work requirements or tracking donors through Super PAC labyrinths.
“The best stories live where policy meets personality – how a governor’s ambition shapes a nurse’s shift schedule.”
As Editorial Director of Tampa Bay Parenting Magazine, Laura Byrne champions stories that empower families through practical solutions and community connections. With 15+ years in Florida media, she brings investigative rigor to lifestyle journalism.
"Our best stories start with a parent saying 'I wish someone had told me...'"
As Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan, Lauren Balsamo has become the definitive source for consumers navigating the $90B global skincare market. Her work combines clinical rigor with approachable storytelling, particularly in demystifying complex treatments like Ultherapy brow lifts and PRP under-eye therapy.
Leah Prinzivalli is a Brooklyn-based journalist specializing in beauty, lifestyle, and health narratives. As digital editor at Texas Monthly and contributing reporter for Allure, she examines cultural trends through the lens of personal care practices.
Her work avoids medical deep dives in favor of accessible consumer-focused analyses, making pitches about clinical trials or technical dermatology less likely to resonate.
As Director of Commerce for PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly, Lindsey Metrus bridges celebrity culture with evidence-based health reporting. Her decade-long career spans beauty deep dives at Byrdie to transformative wellness narratives at Who What Wear.
As Outside's lead gear columnist and a contributing editor at Runner's World, Jhung occupies a unique position bridging technical analysis and mainstream accessibility. Her work focuses on three key pillars:
We tested over 75 trail shoes across hundreds of miles of rocky singletrack, sandy paths, and muddy forests. These 14 stood out as the top performers.
How to Enjoy Running So You Keep Clocking Miles
These off-road-ready supershoes provide pop while adapting to tippy terrain
Lucy Clark is a lifestyle journalist specializing in sustainable living, home innovation, and community-driven wellness. With over a decade of experience at outlets like EatingWell and Columbus Monthly, she transforms everyday topics into narratives of empowerment and environmental stewardship.
“The best stories emerge when practicality meets aspiration—show me how your idea improves daily life without compromising tomorrow’s resources.”
As Senior Beauty Editor at Cosmopolitan and IPSY’s Editorial Lead, Maddie Aberman bridges commercial beauty insights with journalistic rigor. Her work focuses on three pillars:
"True beauty journalism isn’t about luxury—it’s about finding excellence everywhere."
This Los Angeles-based journalist bridges cosmic wisdom and practical living through:
"Modern astrology thrives when we focus on empowerment over fatalism."
As The Washington Post's home and wellness authority, Williams deciphers modern living challenges through evidence-based reporting. Her work bridges academic research and practical application, particularly in:
Recent accolades include recognition from the National Association of Real Estate Editors and a groundbreaking interactive home wellness tool used by 150,000+ readers. Williams continues redefining lifestyle journalism through data-driven storytelling that empowers families to create healthier living ecosystems.
With 18+ years covering health and lifestyle trends, Farrar brings scientific rigor to consumer wellness content. Her Oxygen Magazine column reaches 1.2 million monthly readers seeking evidence-based nutrition and fitness guidance.
"The best health journalism doesn't just inform - it transforms daily habits through actionable insights."
Meirav Devash is a New York-based journalist specializing in beauty innovation, mental health advocacy, and wellness culture. Her work for Wirecutter, HealthCentral, and Allure combines scientific rigor with cultural analysis, often spotlighting how marginalized communities adapt mainstream products for self-care.
"The best health journalism doesn’t just report studies—it shows how real people integrate findings into daily life."
With 63% of her articles earning syndication in academic newsletters, Devash remains a bridge between clinical research and public understanding. Her upcoming book Cosmetic Solutions for Chronic Conditions (2026) explores makeup’s role in managing visible disease symptoms.
As editor-in-chief of Working Mother, Bodgas oversees content strategy for North America's premier publication addressing work-family integration. Her two decades of experience yield unique insights into:
Successful pitches combine personal narratives with structural analysis. Avoid:
Bodgas prioritizes sources offering both emotional resonance and concrete data, particularly working parents from non-traditional industries. Her 2025 investigation into farmworker mothers' childcare solutions exemplifies this blend of storytelling and advocacy.
As Emerging Platforms Director at Cosmopolitan, Mia Lardiere (she/her) shapes digital content strategy for 23 million Gen-Z and millennial readers. Her work at the intersection of wellness, technology, and viral culture has redefined how major brands engage young audiences.
"The best stories live at the intersection of what’s trending and what truly improves readers’ lives."
With 8+ years shaping digital media strategy, Lardiere continues to influence how major brands connect with next-gen audiences. Her work has driven over $14M in measured affiliate revenue while maintaining editorial integrity through rigorous product testing protocols.
As Senior News Editor at Allure, Nicola Dall'Asen merges investigative rigor with intimate storytelling to explore how beauty standards shape lived experiences. Her work particularly resonates through:
As CEW's senior beauty correspondent, Herman-Axel specializes in corporate strategy and dermatological innovation. Her work bridges boardroom decisions and consumer experiences, with recent features on:
Paul James reports for The Georgetown Voice, focusing on higher education policy and student health initiatives. His work bridges academic research and campus life, particularly in mental health innovation and institutional reforms.
As Bustle's founding editor and award-winning author of Open, Rachel Krantz has redefined modern relationship journalism through her unique blend of personal narrative and rigorous research. Her work sits at the intersection of lifestyle reporting and mental health advocacy, particularly focused on non-traditional relationship structures.
Achievements: Peabody Award (2018), Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award (2017), Edward R. Murrow Award (2019)
After Eight Years of Sex Parties and Swinging, I Fell in Love With Just One Great Guy
Rachel Krantz’s new book ‘Open’ breaks the glass wall of taboo while serving as a guide for self-liberation and avoiding gaslighting in any relationship
Open: An Uncensored Memoir of Liberation, and Non-Monogamy
As senior lifestyle writer at Well+Good, Rachel Kraus redefines wellness reporting through cultural analysis and inclusive storytelling. Her 2024 Online Journalism Award-winning work examines how societal shifts impact personal health behaviors.
Recent Recognition:
"Kraus' work represents the gold standard in modern wellness journalism" - 2024 American Society of Journal Editors Report
Richard Simmons (1948–2024) redefined fitness advocacy through accessible workouts and unrelenting positivity. Though not a journalist, his media career spanned Emmy-winning television, bestselling DVDs, and congressional testimony, making him a singular voice in wellness communication.
“I grew up without any physical education. I was 200 pounds in the eighth grade. And when I graduated high school I was almost 300 pounds. I was a very ... unhappy, bewildered teenager who couldn’t figure out what I wanted in life.”
For pitches, emphasize community-driven wellness stories that reflect Simmons’s core belief: fitness is a joyful right, not a privilege.
Riley Missel is a Bicycling staff writer specializing in the intersection of outdoor culture and gear innovation. Based in Arizona’s cycling hubs, her work explores:
Notable contributions include viral analyses of cycling’s societal impacts and definitive gear testing frameworks adopted by outdoor educators. Pitches should emphasize data-driven solutions to accessibility challenges or novel applications of materials science in sports equipment.
As The Atlantic’s senior science editor, Andersen oversees stories examining humanity’s long-term trajectory. His personal reporting focuses on:
Achievement Highlight: His 2023 investigation into Arctic methane release protocols influenced UNEP policy frameworks, demonstrating his impact beyond journalism.
Ryan Keen is a Harvard doctoral researcher specializing in the health impacts of childhood housing insecurity. His mixed-methods approach combines epidemiological analysis with community ethnography, particularly focused on Appalachian and Indigenous populations.
Leading a NIH-funded study measuring epigenetic changes in children experiencing chronic homelessness, with preliminary findings showing accelerated cellular aging markers.
Housing Insecurity and Homelessness
The Impact of Housing Insecurity on Pediatric Inflammation Biomarkers
Rural Public Health Interventions for Indigenous Communities
As a contributing writer for Discover Magazine and frequent contributor to The New York Times and Scientific American, Novak bridges complex scientific concepts and public understanding. Her reporting spans:
With a master's in science writing from Johns Hopkins, Novak brings academic rigor to mainstream journalism, making her work essential reading for researchers and general audiences alike.
Sarah Kennedy (MotorBiscuit, health enews) merges technical automotive expertise with wellness advocacy. Her 15-year career spans from ASE-certified service writer to award-winning Editor-in-Chief, consistently highlighting workforce development and consumer health.
Women in the Industry: Sarah Kennedy and MotorBiscuit
7 tips to help you recover faster from major surgery
Architecture and Authority: A Spatial Analysis of Power and Control at Three Spanish Colonial Silver Refineries (Puno, Peru)
Sarah Kinonen is the associate beauty director at Allure, specializing in the intersection of cosmetic science, regulatory policy, and global beauty trends. Based in Brooklyn, her work empowers consumers through meticulously researched analyses of skincare innovations and industry practices.
"Beauty journalism isn’t just about what’s new—it’s about what’s safe, effective, and equitable for consumers."
As Director of Brand Voice at Beauty of Joseon and contributing editor to major publications, Wu specializes in:
"Modern beauty journalism requires equal parts scientific literacy and cultural fluency—we're not just reviewing products, we're shaping industry standards."
Sarah Yang, Digital Director at Sunset Magazine, is a leading voice in lifestyle journalism with a focus on California-centric wellness, home design, and accessible beauty. Her decade-long editorial career includes bylines at Who What Wear, Apartment Therapy, and ELLE Decor, where she’s bridged expert insights with everyday practicality.
“Yang’s work consistently asks: ‘How does this improve daily life?’—a lens that makes her coverage both aspirational and achievable.”
Based in Los Angeles, she brings a West Coast perspective to national trends, making her an ideal target for brands aligning with California’s cultural and environmental ethos.
For PR professionals seeking to engage one of Washington’s most insightful policy journalists, understanding Marshall’s unique approach is critical. She combines traditional investigative rigor with digital-native storytelling techniques honed during her tenure at NowThis.
“The best stories live at the intersection of paperwork and people.” – Serena Marshall, 2024 Journalism Ethics Symposium
With over 15 years in beauty and lifestyle journalism, Tanenbaum currently writes for ELLE and Brit+Co, specializing in:
Recent Recognition: 2020 Beauty Tech Award finalist for AI skincare analysis series.
With over 15 years at Athletic Business, Stuart Goldman has become the preeminent journalist analyzing the intersection of wellness, sports infrastructure, and institutional policy. His work consistently bridges boardroom strategies with locker-room realities, making him essential reading for fitness executives and municipal planners alike.
“Goldman’s reporting doesn’t just follow trends—it creates playbooks for institutional transformation.” — ASBPE Award Committee
Sue Montgomery brings unparalleled perspective to health technology reporting, grounded in 15+ years of clinical experience. Her work for This Week Health focuses on practical implementations of emerging technologies in care settings.
When pitching Montgomery, emphasize solutions that demonstrate measurable improvements to clinical workflows or patient outcomes. Avoid speculative tech without real-world validation.
As editor of Chicago Parent, O'Shaughnessy oversees content strategy for one of the Midwest’s most influential regional parenting resources. Her personal reporting focuses on three key areas:
Successful outreach requires understanding her editorial patterns:
“The best pitches help me solve problems for readers who are juggling jobs, parenting, and self-care.” – From 2024 editorial calendar guidelines
Tasha Eichenseher bridges clinical therapy and wellness journalism as Digital Director Emeritus of Yoga Journal and licensed professional counselor. Her 20-year career evolution spans:
supplement marketing angles, political policy debates
This veteran reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer specializes in medical innovation stories that sit at the crossroads of technology and ethics. His recent groundbreaking coverage of gene therapy trials demonstrates his knack for explaining complex procedures while amplifying stakeholder perspectives.
As The Verge’s senior reviewer since 2023, Song dominates coverage of:
This Phoenix-based freelancer has shaped consumer trends through outlets like Real Simple and Business Insider. With 250+ bylines at The Telegram alone, her work balances rigorous product testing with cultural analysis.
“My ideal source brings both expertise and awareness of real-world application.”
As host and executive producer of Gimlet Media’s Science Vs, Wendy Zukerman has become the go-to voice for evidence-based science journalism. With over 200 episodes dissecting topics from vaccine efficacy to transgender healthcare, her work reaches 5M+ monthly listeners across 82 countries.
"Bring me the data that changes how we see everyday issues – that’s where real impact happens."
Raquel Reichard crafts narratives at the intersection of identity and wellness for Refinery29. Her reporting emphasizes:
Focus on structural solutions rather than personal responsibility frameworks. Avoid pitches lacking intersectional analysis or those centering privileged perspectives.
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