Ed Harding is a News Anchor at WCVB-TV (ABC) in Boston. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, medicine and healthcare, as well as general assignment news, government, and politics, often focusing on consumer health and wellness programs. Ed has been featured in WCVB Channel 5 and WYFF 4, bringing insights on aging, nutrition, and fitness to his audience.
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Ed Harding's articles have a strong focus on local politics and government announcements in the United States, particularly Massachusetts and Boston. His coverage suggests that he would be interested in pitches related to local political developments, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and public policy issues within this geographic area.
Given his frequent opinion editorials, Ed may also appreciate insightful commentary or analysis from experts with knowledge of the local political landscape or specific policies affecting Massachusetts or Boston.
Pitches should be tailored towards topics such as local elections, state-level legislative initiatives, Supreme Court decisions impacting the region, and any significant governmental changes at both regional and national levels.
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Massachusetts voters head to the polls on Sept. 1 for Primary Day, and the ballot is stacked with heated races.
Dr. Chase Samsel, a psychiatrist at Boston Children's Hospital, shares his advice for parents and students at the dawn of a new school year.
By: Ed Harding, Maria Stephanos
GLP-1 drugs may do more than help with weight loss.
By: Ed Harding, Maria Stephanos
Psychosis is central in the Lindsay Clancy trial. A Tufts doctor explains the rare postpartum condition and how it can distort reality.
After the death of a teenager died after contracting a a rare brain-eating amoeba found in a North Carolina lake, infectious disease Dr. Simone Wildes answers questions about the unusual tragedy.
By: Jessica Brown, Ed Harding
Dr. Ali Raja, chief of emergency medicine at Mass General Brigham, discusses drowning risks for children and adults over 65.
By: Ed Harding, Sharman Sacchetti
Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Deaton sits down with WCVB's "On the Record" to discuss his general election matchup against Sen. Ed Markey.
By: Maria Stephanos, Ed Harding
School drop-offs can be hard for kids and parents, and Dr. Kevin Simon shares ways to spot anxiety and ease the transition.
By: Ed Harding, Maria Stephanos
A new study suggests unruptured brain aneurysms are on the rise among healthy adults at the same time that ruptures are down around 40%. Dr. Ali Raja, chair of emergency medicine at Mass. General Brigham, answers questions about this research.
Hepatitis C treatment has improved dramatically, but a South Shore Health doctor says testing is still essential.
