Contributing Editor, Contributing Writer, NBC News, NBC News - Today Show
A. Pawlowski is a health reporter for the Today Show and NBC News. With a background in journalism and experience at CNN, A. Pawlowski covers a wide range of health-related topics, including weight loss, medical breakthroughs, and personal stories of resilience and inspiration.
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A. Pawlowski predominantly covers health-related topics, with a focus on weight loss, medical studies, healthy habits, and cancer awareness. Her articles often cite data and include expert commentary.
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The actor found it "painful" to talk to people, but a high school teacher finally helped him speak with a clever technique.
By: A. Pawlowski
She loves sports and has become a good luck charm for the Loyola University men's basketball team. Here's how she stays healthy at 105.
After mystery symptoms as a baby, she was diagnosed with a rare disorder that forces her to shun all UV light. She got to be a kid at a sun-proof camp.
Doctor reveals why he avoids mouthwash and 1 drink "toxic to every cell" in the body to keep his own heart healthy.
Mouthwash is popular for its germ-killing action, but there's concern it may have unintended health consequences for the body.
He eats a diet healthy for the heart and brain, believes in love at first sight and has one particularly happy secret to longevity.
Martha Stewart reveals her health idol and some of the habits that keep her body and mind healthy.
You'll burn many more calories than walking with this low-impact exercise that can be done anywhere. Doctors call it a great cardio workout.
There have been dozens of confirmed human cases of bird flu in the U.S. this year. Experts discuss the symptoms, risks and how to prevent getting sick.
By: A. Pawlowski
At almost 100, Ann Schroeder still drives a half-ton pickup truck, lives independently in her own house and loves to go bowling.
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