Gretchen Peterson is a journalist for Those Nerdy Girls, specializing in health and science topics. With a focus on providing informative and accessible content, Gretchen covers a wide range of subjects including transgender awareness, public health, and the latest medical advancements.
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Gretchen’s coverage predominantly focuses on providing health-related information, backed by data and scientific insights. She may be particularly interested in pitches that offer access to experts who can provide factual, evidence-based perspectives on healthcare and pharmaceutical topics.
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Today Those Nerdy Girls honor Dr. Opal Lee, the Grandmother of Juneteenth. We first wrote about her last year (scroll down to read that post) and now want
By: Gretchen Peterson
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As a cisgender woman, Pride Month always feels like a good time for me to do some thinking on what it means to be an effective ally for Lesbian, Gay,
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By: Gretchen Peterson
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October 11, 2024, is the 12th anniversary of the International Day of the Girl. This celebration was started by the United Nations to “recognize girls’
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