Dené K. Dryden is a journalist based in Rochester, Minnesota. She writes for the Rochester Post Bulletin and her work has also been featured in various publications such as Park Rapids Enterprise, AGWEEK, LAKE OKABENA IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Duluth News Tribune, The Bemidji Pioneer, WDAY, Pine Journal, and Forum Communications Company. Dené covers a range of topics including healthcare, community events, medical advancements, and local news in the Rochester area.
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Dené K. Dryden's articles primarily focus on healthcare and related themes, with a local geographic emphasis on Minnesota and Rochester. She frequently includes expert commentary in her coverage, which suggests that she is likely to be interested in pitches from healthcare professionals or experts who can provide valuable insights into health-related topics.
Given the prominent coverage of community-focused topics, Dené may also be open to stories about initiatives aimed at improving community health and wellbeing within the local area.
Considering her interest in government announcements and data citations, she could also appreciate pitches related to legislative changes impacting healthcare or new research findings relevant to her areas of focus.
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By: Dené K. Dryden
Loading your audio article Wastewater data shows an uptick in COVID-19 infections in many parts of the U.S., including Minnesota, this July.
By: Dené K. Dryden
In total, Bill Reagan has devoted 300 billboards across the country to the memory of his wife, Julia Reagan, who was a longtime patient at Mayo Clinic in Rochester
By: Dené K. Dryden
Researchers in Mayo Clinic's Neurology AI Program trained the AI tool to identify patterns in EEGs, aiming to pick up patterns too subtle for humans to see.
By: Dené K. Dryden
Aisharya Bhattacharya, a senior at Century High School, has created a website with the goal of growing awareness and advocacy around disabilities.
By: Dené K. Dryden
While globally 5,000 to 10,000 patients have received the data-gathering implants, Ronald Gary Woods is one of the first patients to have the implants in both knees.
The agency provides in-home, non-medical care for seniors in the Rochester area.
By: Dené K. Dryden
The buildings are "no longer safe for our staff or patient care," the health system says.
By: Dené K. Dryden
Heightened interest in injectable drugs for weight loss and diabetes under brand names Wegovy, Ozempic and others has prompted area wellness businesses to enter the market for these medications.
By: Dené K. Dryden
The job vacancy rate in Minnesota's hospitals is falling, but those open positions for nurses, doctors and other workers remain high compared to pre-pandemic years, per the Minnesota Hospital Association's 2024 Workforce Report.
By: Dené K. Dryden
Dr. Andi Murez got special permission to start her psychiatry residency at Mayo Clinic a few weeks late. The reason? She had another commitment: the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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