Freelance Journalist, EatingWell, Everyday Health, MSN.com, Reader's Digest, What To Expect, Women's Health
Jessica Migala is a freelance journalist who writes for various publications including EatingWell, Everyday Health, MSN.com, Reader's Digest, and Women's Health. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including health, wellness, nutrition, and lifestyle. Jessica's work has been featured in publications such as Men's Health magazine UK, Yahoo News, Medscape, AARP, and O, The Oprah Magazine.
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Jessica Migala's articles predominantly cover health and wellbeing, including a wide range of topics such as weight loss, fitness, pregnancy, dental care, and general health advice. Her coverage often cites data and provides how-to guides.
If you have expertise in any of the specific health topics she covers or can provide data-backed insights into these areas, reaching out to her with well-researched pitches may be effective. Additionally, if you are able to offer practical tips or guidance on various aspects of health and wellness supported by credible sources or studies, it could align well with her coverage style.
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The painful health issue can be more common in people 50 and older By Jessica Migala, AARP
If you have end-stage heart failure, this device could prolong your life. But, it isn't right for everyone.
Chances are, you've felt stuck at one point in your life. Maybe you feel like your job isn't fulfilling anymore, or you don't have as much in common with your college bestie as you used to.
Probiotics are live microorganisms, including strains of bacteria and yeasts. Common strains of bacteria you might see added to some foods are Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium.
By: Jessica Migala, Marie Lorraine Johnson
We're learning that what's good for your gut is good for your body. Here's how to incorporate these foods into your routine.
The severity of Crohn's can vary widely, and it impacts your risk for potential complications as well as your treatment options.
Most of the time, this common symptom is nothing to worry about.
How to manage this symptom with medications and diet changes.
Scheduling and side effects can make working during treatment a challenge. Here's how to make it more doable.
By: Jessica Migala, Jerlyn Jones
From warming cinnamon to spicy cayenne, licoricey tarragon to earthy thyme, there are endless ways to season your meals and snacks with herbs and spices.
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