Jessica Daniels is a freelance journalist who specializes in home improvement and lifestyle topics. Her work has been featured in publications such as BlackDoctor.org, Looper, and Insider. With a passion for finding creative solutions and sharing practical tips, Jessica aims to inspire readers to enhance their living spaces and improve their everyday lives.
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Jessica focuses predominantly on providing reviews and how-to guides in the house & home category, including topics such as home decor, household hacks, gardening, DIY projects, and health/wellness. She may be interested in pitches that offer unique or innovative approaches to these subjects.
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By: Jessica Daniels
Here is a primer on what statins are, who should use them and what dangers they can pose to some patients.
Understanding the relationship between menopause, cholesterol, and heart health is vital for women approaching or experiencing menopause.
By: Jessica Daniels
Medicare Open Enrollment is a crucial time for anyone already enrolled in Medicare or newly eligible. It’s your opportunity to adjust your coverage, explore new options, and ensure your plan meets your healthcare needs for the upcoming year. With so many choices and complex details, this process can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created The Ultimate Survival Guide to Medicare Open Enrollment to help you navigate the process efficiently and confidently.
For those in their 60s, 70s, or even older, the thought of building muscle might seem daunting or even unnecessary. Yet according to Dr. Adil Ahmed, assistant professor in the Joseph Barnhart Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine, it’s never too late to start. Strength training as you age can significantly benefit not just muscle mass, but also mental sharpness, bone health, and overall well-being.
It’s a common scenario during the holidays: faced with an abundance of delicious treats and hearty meals, you indulge a little too much, and soon your stomach protests.
As a new year dawns, UCLA Health experts share some of their most practical and not-always-obvious feel-good advice.
You’ve indulged in treats at a family gathering when suddenly, chest pain strikes. Is it just heartburn—or something more serious, like a heart problem? Knowing the difference could be life-saving, says Dr. Maya Balakrishnan, an associate professor of gastroenterology at Baylor College of Medicine.
The risk of developing dementia after age 55 is more than 42 percent among Americans, according to a study published January 13 in the journal Nature Medicine. This staggering figure is over twice the risk reported in earlier studies.
Receiving a diagnosis of HER2+ and ER+ breast cancer that has spread or cannot be surgically removed can feel overwhelming, but understanding the condition and your options can help you navigate this challenging journey.
By: Jessica Daniels
If there’s one staple that perfectly embodies consumer frustration with rising prices, it’s eggs. Once the go-to affordable source of protein, eggs have become a stark symbol of inflation and supply-chain woes, leaving many Americans scrambling at the grocery store. The bad news? Egg prices are likely to stay elevated for the foreseeable future.
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