Greg Feinsinger is a journalist who writes for the Grand Junction Free Press, focusing on local health topics in the Grand Junction area of Colorado. His articles provide tips and information on various health issues, including Alzheimer's disease, cancer prevention, heart health, and general well-being.
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Greg Feinsinger's articles primarily focus on health and wellbeing, with a significant emphasis on preventive healthcare strategies. Given his coverage attributes, he would likely welcome pitches from healthcare professionals who can provide evidence-based insights or cite relevant data in the areas of nutrition, disease prevention, lifestyle interventions, and overall wellness.
Greg’s local geographic focus presents an opportunity for healthcare professionals or experts based in the United States, Colorado, specifically Grand Junction to offer localized insights into public health issues or innovative approaches to healthcare that are relevant to his audience.
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This is the second in a series of columns about the importance of adequate sleep for optimal physical and mental health. These columns are based on the book “Why We Sleep,” by PhD sleep scientist...
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Dr. Greg Feinsinger. The past several columns have been about sleep, based on the book sleep scientist Matthew Walker, PhD’s book “Why We Sleep.” A third of Americans fail to get adequate sleep, which leads to mental and physical health problems, accidents, and poor school and work performance. Today’s column lists several tips for better sleep.
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According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, the average American eats 200 pounds of red meat and poultry a year. The average European eats 140 pounds a year; 130 pounds in Latin...
By: Greg Feinsinger
Medical science has improved human health markedly in modern times. However, the history of medical practice in the U.S. has a dark side. Following are a few examples: 1) A few decades ago patients were...
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