April White is an Associate at various prestigious outlets, including Forbes and Popular Science. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, with a focus on healthcare technology and healthtech themes. April's work has been featured in notable publications such as Atlas Obscura, UCLA, Pressparty, Paul Hastings, JSTOR, and Baker Library.
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April White's articles predominantly focus on unusual and intriguing stories, including world wonders, historical discoveries, and quirky animals. She often includes expert commentary in her coverage, suggesting she may be open to receiving pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into curious or offbeat topics.
Given the seasonal nature of a significant portion of her coverage, it could be beneficial to tailor pitches around timely events or phenomena that align with the themes covered in her articles.
As April does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, she appears to cover stories from around the world. Therefore, sources and story ideas related to global peculiarities and unexpected occurrences would likely resonate with her.
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As ship stewardess, Ella Sheldon tended to upper-crust women onboard and battled a range of workplace demons. Her journals tell her story.
Lulu Adams came from a long, illustrious line of circus performers and was credited—even if wrongly—with being the world's first female clown.
Even baseball rain delays went unexplained.
Spearheaded by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, an urban beautification program transformed neighborhoods in the city of brotherly love.
Michael Lingzhi Li and a team from Boston Children's Hospital have developed an AI tool that helps doctors decide which children will truly benefit from preventive antibiotics.
