Amy Lutz is a journalist for WPMT FOX43, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania. She covers a wide range of topics including health, social issues, and community events. With a passion for delivering accurate and informative news, Amy aims to keep the local community well-informed and engaged.
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Amy Lutz's coverage revolves around health and wellbeing, with a focus on local stories in Pennsylvania. She frequently cites data to support her articles, indicating an interest in evidence-based reporting.
Given her emphasis on local news related to health and medical advancements, she may be interested in pitches that involve local healthcare resources or initiatives aimed at addressing specific health issues within the Pennsylvania community.
Pitches could include interviews or insights from experts involved in cancer awareness, medical advancements relevant to the region, individuals making significant contributions to public health within Pennsylvania, as well as information about lesser-known but important health-related topics.
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Here is a look at the top health headlines from the week.
By: Amy Lutz Fox
Cardiologists use intraprocedural computed tomography to ensure the device is in the best position, giving incredible results.
Here is a look at the top health headlines from the week.
By: Abraham Jewett, Amy Lutz
Who: British drugmaker GSK agreed to pay up to $2.2 billion to end around 80,000 complaints filed over claims its now-discontinued version of the heartburn drug Zantac caused cancer.
Numerous studies have shown that testosterone hormone replacement therapy can improve wellbeing among women.
The role was originally created to help oncology patients and their families navigate the complexities of cancer treatment.
Two women who were trafficked as children have made it a lifelong mission to share their story of strength and survival.
After losing their son, a former Dauphin County couple formed a nonprofit aimed at helping kids with ADHD.
Here is a look at the top health headlines from the week.
It's caused by an infection with the bacteria Mycoplasma pneumoniae and UPMC Harrisburg has been seeing a spike in cases this year.
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