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Hristina Byrnes

Health Editor

AS SEEN ON
24/7 Wall St.

Preston's Summary

Hristina Byrnes is a Health Editor at 247Tempo.com, where she manages assignments and editing while specializing in translating complex health data research into engaging stories for a general audience. Her work often intersects with topics such as health, sleep, and sports, reflecting her diverse interests. Hristina has been featured in OJIAKU IKEZUAGU EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES, PLLC, Watchdog.org, and 24/7 Wall St.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Data Driven: 50 %
Informative: 50 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Health
  • Sleep
  • Lawsuits
  • Movies
  • Sports

Pitching Insights

Hristina's articles predominantly focus on health and finance, often citing data to support her content. She covers topics such as common health problems, warning signs for diseases, and popular culture references.

If you want to reach out to Hristina with a pitch, ensure it is based on reliable data and statistics. Topics related to health issues or financial trends in the United States would likely be of interest to her audience. If you have unique insights or access to compelling data about these subjects, your pitch could resonate well with her coverage style.

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Articles

24/7 Wall St.

As Kentucky's Distilleries File for Bankruptcy, Celebrate America's 20 Most Popular Whiskey Brands

As Kentucky's Distilleries File for Bankruptcy, Celebrate America's 20 Most Popular Whiskey Brands

By: Rob Kim, Hristina Byrnes

Kentucky’s whiskey industry is in trouble. The beloved alcohol is facing a major challenge as multiple distilleries (LMD Holdings, Garrard County Distilling, and Kentucky Owl) file for bankruptcy. The culprit behind the $25 million combined debt is a sharp decline in bourbon sales, a result of Gen Z. The younger generation prefers low-alcohol drinks, such as hard seltzers. This has resulted in a massive supply of aging whiskey; up to 14 million barrels. Trade tariffs from the EU and Canada haven’t helped matters. Such a serious downturn threatens over 23,000 jobs and highlights a need for a more diverse product line, along with better export conditions.

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