Alana Holland is a reporter for 13 ON YOUR SIDE WZZM, based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She specializes in covering local news and events, with a focus on health and wellness topics. Alana is passionate about keeping her community informed and providing valuable information to help readers stay healthy and safe.
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Alana Holland's articles predominantly revolve around local family and health-related matters in Michigan, with a focus on community support, parenting, adoption, and health issues such as COVID-19. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or resources related to local healthcare initiatives, community support programs for families and children in Michigan.
As Alana covers evolving stories and cites data frequently, providing well-researched information backed by relevant statistics about local health trends or community-based programs could increase the chances of successful outreach. Additionally, experts who can offer practical advice on managing family-related stress or navigating healthcare challenges may also capture her attention.
Considering her geographic focus on Grand Rapids and West Michigan area specifically along with topics like COVID-19 impact at the local level suggests that pitching localized human interest stories tied to these themes may resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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Betty Ford's breast cancer journey is highlighted in a new exhibit at the Gerald Ford Presidential Library and Museum.
By: Alana Holland
The greatest risk is typically with a second impact, says a University of Michigan Health-West doctor.
By: Alana Holland
Ataxia usually results from damage to the cerebellum, causing poor muscle control. Many things can cause it, including genetics, stroke, MS, alcohol use and more.
University of Michigan Health-West is now offering histotripsy to treat liver cancer. The non-invasive procedure uses ultrasound waves to disrupt tumors.
Pinkn' Patch sells pink pumpkins to raise money for breast cancer patients. The goal is to help with non-medical services, like laundry, food and transportation.
Baxter International closed the factory, restricting how much supply customers can order. As a result, some hospitals in the country are postponing non-emergent surgeries.
By: Alana Holland
Timothy Meyer survived a rupture of an iliac aneurysm. Genetic testing found a gene variant making his artery walls thin.
Brink received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the East Grand Rapids Schools Foundation. She was a graduate of the district in 1987.
By: Alana Holland
Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Priority Health and Corewell Health are hosting drop off locations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
October 29 is World Stroke Day. According to the CDC, stroke rates are up nearly 15% in people ages 18 to 44.
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