Alana Holland is a Reporter at 13 ON YOUR SIDE WZZM. She focuses on health and wellness topics, bringing attention to important issues affecting the community. Alana's work has been featured in The San Diego Union-Tribune, WZZM-TV (Grand Rapids, MI), and WTOL 11.
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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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By: Alana Holland
Bob Ruddy spent years working in Holland Hospital's finance department. Now he volunteers serving coffee and tunes.
By: Alana Holland
A West Michigan paramedical tattoo artist is helping survivors regain confidence after breast cancer reconstruction.
By: Alana Holland
Dawn Zuidgeest-Craft, the mother of ABC’s Ginger Zee, may become the world’s oldest graduating medical student.
By: Alana Holland
At 72, Dawn Zuidgeest-Craft will soon begin her medical residency, breaking records and defying norms. She's proving dreams have no age limit
By: Alana Holland
Hospital staff celebrate the 99th birthday of a longtime volunteer at UM Health-West.
By: Alana Holland
Jacob and Alexandra Charron say raising twins through medical school was tough, but they wouldn't have had it any other way.
By: Alana Holland
Sam Mulder has lived with a rare, untreatable cancer for seven years. Now, he's turning his pain into progress for future patients.
By: Alana Holland
Sepsis sends 1.7 million Americans to the hospital each year. Doctors say knowing the warning signs of the deadly complication could save your life.
By: Alana Holland
Corewell Health is offering nitrous oxide for IUD insertions, giving West Michigan patients more options to manage pain and anxiety during the procedure.
By: Alana Holland
The program offers a one-time $1,500 payment to pregnant mothers and $500 per month during infancy. Enrollment opens June 1.
