John Winkelman is a freelance writer at NeurologyLive and Leader Publications. He specializes in themes related to animals, animal care, and travel, often exploring topics connected to Missouri, St. Louis, and the broader travel and tourism landscape. Winkelman’s work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise.
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John Winkelman's work predominantly focuses on outdoor activities, hunting, fishing, wildlife, and conservation. His coverage often includes seasonal events and cites data to support his articles. If you're considering pitching to him, keep in mind that he covers a wide range of topics within the outdoor activities theme.
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By: John Winkelman, Isabella Ciccone, Marco Meglio
The chief of the Sleep Disorders Clinical Research Program at Massachusetts General Hospital talked about the new clinical guidelines for treating restless legs syndrome which emphasize the risks of dopamine agonists and advocate for alternative therapies. [WATCH TIME: 8 minutes]
Many moons ago when I was just getting my feet wet in the Jefferson County journalism business, another young whippersnapper was creating a name for himself on a much larger scale.
Easy to get to and easy to navigate, the Joachim Loop Trail offers a taste of the outdoors for everyone to enjoy.
Nearly a half-million hunters will hunt deer, and they may shoot 200,000 based on annual averages.
Originally hunters were responsible for covering the cost of butcher’s fees, and they still foot the bill if they want to leave a couple of pounds of their processed deer for donation.
By: John Winkelman
During the full 11-day season, hunters checked 159,120 deer this year compared to 193,885 last year.
The largest number of samples submitted for testing each year are collected during the first two days of the November portion of the firearms hunting season.
Hawn State Park is probably the most popular of the local events. It’s also the most physically challenging on the area list this year.
Big birds of prey are easier to spot as they perch on highway power poles and high in bare trees
Prior to Christmas tree farms growing spruces and pines for in-home holiday decorations, the eastern red cedar was the Christmas tree of choice in most American homes.
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