Dina Bair is a news anchor and medical reporter for WGN-TV in Chicago, Illinois. Her reporting focuses on local and regional health and medical news, covering topics such as emerging treatments, public health issues, and personal stories of resilience in the face of medical challenges.
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Dina Bair's coverage is primarily focused on local health and medical innovations in the United States, specifically Illinois and Chicago. Her articles heavily rely on data, suggesting a preference for evidence-based information. If reaching out to her, consider providing access to credible research or experts with verifiable insights.
Given the scientific and healthcare themes of Dina's work, she may be interested in pitches related to local healthcare initiatives, cutting-edge medical treatments at regional hospitals or universities, or innovative approaches being taken by local health practitioners. Additionally, as she covers treatment advancements and disease research extensively based on data-driven content sources such as studies or reports would likely resonate with her reporting style.
It’s worth noting that Dina focuses primarily on local stories related to health news and medical innovations within the US context but particularly centered around Illinois and Chicago.
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By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
For Tuesday, Oct. 15, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information.
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
Jaden Blankenship, a high school senior, is researching a potential treatment for triple-negative breast cancer by studying the effects of an experimental drug on an ion channel specific to the dis…
By: Dina Bair
At least 49 people in 10 states have been sickened, resulting in the death of one person.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration now requires doctors to inform patients if they have dense breasts, which increases their risk of breast cancer, and to discuss supplemental screening options …
By: Ben Bradley, Dina Bair
The juice is loose in one Midwest-area neighborhood, just in time for Halloween.
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
At the Robert H Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, doctors, following years of research, have an idea. A medication once used only to treat breast cancer, is showing great promise for preventing it in high risk women.
Medical Watch Digest for Oct 28 Sleep problems links to faster brain aging There is new evidence that the quality of your sleep can impact your brain.A new study finds that people who struggle gett…
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Teja Poosarla, MD is the Director of Medical Oncology Breast program at City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago. “Everybody gets scared about chemotherapy, and everybody wants to try to avoid chem…
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
For Thursday, Oct. 31, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information.
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