Jillian Wilson is a Wellness Reporter for HuffPost, where she covers a range of health and lifestyle topics. Her reporting often focuses on mental health, fitness, and the impact of modern work environments on physical well-being. Wilson's work has also appeared in other prominent publications, including Yahoo News and BuzzFeed.
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Jillian Wilson's articles predominantly focus on health and wellbeing, particularly mental health, aging, stress, and happiness. Her coverage heavily relies on citing data to support her content.
Given the topics she covers and the percentage of expert commentary in her articles, Jillian would likely be open to pitches from healthcare professionals who can provide evidence-based insights into mental health issues affecting different demographics or offer practical advice for maintaining wellbeing as people age.
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And you probably aren't washing it often enough, either.
By: Jillian Wilson
Read this before you purchase so-called natural GLP-1 supplements.
By: Jillian Wilson
It's pretty common to utter the phrase “my stomach hurts.” You've probably had stomach pain at some point in your life, whether it's discomfort after eating, stress-related pain, menstrual cramps or a larger medical issue.
By: Jillian Wilson
· 5-min read In 10 states throughout the country, 49 people have gotten ill and one has died after an E. coli outbreak at
By: Jillian Wilson
It may feel OK in the moment to give someone the silent treatment, but it isn't a good solution.
By: Jillian Wilson
What can millennials do now to age well? We're about to tell you.
Actor James Van Der Beek recently announced he has the disease. Diagnoses in people younger than 55 have nearly doubled since 1995.
Americans are bracing for a second Donald Trump presidency. His policies and leadership will impact all aspects of life, and while no one knows
The Donald Trump-supporting Fox News anchor was mocked over the reason his mother reportedly gave.
By: Lee Moran
The MSNBC anchor mocked it as "absurd bluster from Trump, where he is trying to pretend he's already in power."
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