Alex Janin is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on health and wellness, covering topics such as nutrition, alternative medicine, and the impact of the coronavirus, alongside data and drug-related issues. Alex's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, The Epoch Times, and LiveMint.
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Alex Janin's articles predominantly focus on health-related topics, particularly those related to aging and exercise. His work often cites data and includes seasonal content. When reaching out to Alex, consider providing access to credible data or studies that support your pitch.
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By: Alex Janin, Amy Dockser Marcus, Shane Shifflett
Harvard geneticist David Sinclair aims to develop treatments for aging, but his companies have struggled to deliver.
By: Alex Janin, Amy Dockser Marcus, Shane Shifflett
Harvard geneticist David Sinclair aims to develop treatments for aging, but his companies have struggled to deliver.
Scans of face photos are estimating people's “biological age” and even predicting how long they'll live.
Cancer doctor Raymond Mak had a hunch that an elderly patient was healthy enough to withstand aggressive treatment.
Sugary drinks are sneakier than equally high-calorie foods—and even diet soda can affect your metabolism.
Sugary drinks are sneakier than equally high-calorie foods—and even diet soda can affect your metabolism.
Your health is more than just a number on a scale. But if losing a little weight is a New Year goal, skip fad diets and hard-to-maintain fitness resolutions.
By: Alex Janin
Antiaging scientists and entrepreneurs hope the new administration will make it easier to develop treatments.
By: Alex Janin
Antiaging scientists and entrepreneurs hope the new administration will make it easier to develop treatments.
Incoming president's picks for the country's top health jobs have ties to the antiaging field now edging into the mainstream
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