Alexa Lardieri is a staff writer and breaking news reporter for U.S. News & World Report. She covers a wide range of topics, including health, science, and social issues. With a focus on delivering timely and accurate information, Alexa strives to provide readers with comprehensive and insightful reporting.
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Alexa Lardieri's articles predominantly focus on health, medical research, diseases, and public health. She often cites data and reports on government announcements related to healthcare. Her coverage attributes suggest that she is likely to be interested in pitches supported by credible data or insights from reputable researchers and professionals within the healthcare industry.
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Illegally imported foreign foods from Myanmar, including duck blood and dried fish, have been discovered on American grocery store shelves for the second time this year.
A two-year-old California boy, Brigland 'Brigs' Pfeffer (pictured), was bitten by a poisonous snake earlier this year and needed 30 vials of antivenom to save his life.
The FDA proposed discontinuing the use of phenylephrine, an ingredient in common medications like Sudafed, because it 'is not effective' in treating cold and flu symptoms.
By: Alexa Lardieri
Millions of American workers are being exposed to small silica dust particles from cutting countertops that infiltrate the body and leave thousands of cuts in their lungs
Thousands of cold and flu products could be on the chopping block after the FDA proposed to pull medications from store shelves that contain phenylephrine.
A new analysis found that women in the eastern part of the world, such as Taiwan and India, are experiencing menopause earlier than others across the globe.
Biohacker Brian Johnson analyzed 10 popular dark chocolate bars to measure their levels of heavy metals and the amount of flavanols, compounds that can improve heart and brain health.
Philadelphia OB/GYN Nicole Hart has been fired from her job after wishing that women who voted for Donald Trump suffer a potentially life-threatening pregnancy complication.
If you are experiencing unexplained headaches, a cough and runny nose, dizziness or fatigue with no known culprit, you may want to inspect a common household appliance.
By: Alexa Lardieri
Florida has become the first state to recommend removing fluoride from its public water systems because of the risks it poses to children's brains.
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