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Daniel Shaw

Editor

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Patch.com, BioRxiv

Preston's Summary

Daniel Shaw is an Editor at various prominent publications, including The Conversation Australia + NZ and Patch.com. He specializes in media topics, with a keen interest in the intersection of film and television, as well as a unique perspective on societal issues, evidenced by his support for a manned mission to Mars. Daniel's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Hamlins LLP, BMJ, and BioRxiv.

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Geo Focus

United Kingdom (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 25 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 25 %
Government Announcement: 25 %
Cites Data: 25 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Biology & Life Sciences
  • Zoology
  • Individual Sports
  • Team Sports

Pitching Insights

Daniel Shaw's coverage spans a wide range of topics, from sports and entertainment news to politics and technology. Given the diversity of his articles, it may be beneficial to tailor pitches based on the specific topic being covered in each article. When reaching out with expert commentary, consider providing insights related to sports, entertainment, government announcements or evolving stories.

It’s important to note that Daniel covers a variety of themes including Entertainment News (35%) and Sports (28%), so when pitching for expert commentary or relevant information ensure that it aligns with these themes. Also keep in mind that there is no specified geographic focus for Daniel's articles.

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Articles

BMJ

Purpuric rash on the lower legs

Purpuric rash on the lower legs

By: Caroline Owen, Siddiq Fozdar, Daniel Shaw

A woman in her late 50s presented with reduced mobility and a 16 month history of progressive leg swelling, lethargy, myalgia, weight loss, and bleeding gums. She had a history of fibromyalgia and hypothyroidism and had been given a diagnosis of venous insufficiency by her general practitioner. She took levothyroxine, gabapentin, carbamazepine, and co-codamol regularly and used emollients on her lower legs. She neither smoked nor drank alcohol. She reported consuming a limited diet of fish and bread for around 20 years. Her cardiovascular, respiratory, and abdominal examinations were all normal, and no lymphadenopathy was detected. Cutaneous examination showed bilateral, tender, pitting oedema with induration on the lower legs and widespread petechiae and purpura (fig 1). There were areas of bruising on the patient’s arms and legs and nail bed haemorrhages on her fingers. Several …

Hamlins LLP

Post Office Horizon scandal – a study in reputation management

By: Daniel Shaw

The news cycle at the start of 2024 has been dominated by the ongoing fallout of the Post Office scandal. This concerns the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub-postmasters and postmistresses after faulty computer software calculated money was missing from post office branches. A broadcast dramatisation of the scandal, Mr Bates vs The Post Office, served as a powerful catalyst in pushing it into public consciousness and up the political agenda.

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