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Christine Navarro

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Preston's Summary

Christine Navarro is a local journalist based in Seattle, Washington. She covers the Seattle Mariners, providing analysis, reports, and updates on the team's performance, player contracts, and trade rumors. Christine is passionate about baseball and strives to keep fans informed and engaged with the latest news surrounding their favorite team.

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Geo Focus

Seattle, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 25 %
Announcement: 21 %
Investment Analysis: 14 %
Cites Data: 7 %
Private Sector Announcements: 7 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Immunology
  • Oncology
  • Pathology

Pitching Insights

Christine Navarro's coverage is mostly focused on local sports, particularly baseball in the Seattle area. She frequently covers team announcements, player movements, and performance analysis related to the Mariners and other baseball-related topics.

If you have insider knowledge of local baseball events or developments within the Seattle Mariners organization, such as signings, trades, or draft insights, your pitch may resonate well with Christine. Additionally, if you can provide data-driven analysis or investment perspectives related to these local teams and players in Washington state.

Given her focus on specific teams like the Mariners and localized investment themes surrounding them based in Washington state and Seattle specifically would likely garner her attention.

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Articles

BMJ

Measures of how well a vaccine works

Measures of how well a vaccine works

By: Li Ka Shing, Sharmistha Mishra, Jeffrey C Kwong, Christine Navarro

When evaluating how well a vaccine works, two categories of outcomes are of interest: infection related outcomes, sometimes referred to as infection blocking effects of vaccines, and disease related outcomes, often referred to as symptomatic disease, morbidity, or mortality outcomes. These two categories can then be further divided to reflect those in whom the outcomes are measured: the individual who received the vaccine (direct effects), among contacts of the person who received the vaccine (indirect effects), or at population level (herd immunity).

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