Kari Beal is an ANCHOR / HEALTH REPORTER at Spectrum News 1. She specializes in health and wellness topics, including psychedelic research, mental health care, and aging & longevity, while also covering competitive sports and alternative medicine. Kari's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Spectrum News, WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26, and WAFB TV.
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Kari Beal's coverage primarily focuses on local health-related topics, particularly in the South Carolina area. She frequently cites data and government announcements related to healthcare, nursing, medical research, and health policy.
Given her focus on local health issues and government announcements, Kari would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights from local healthcare professionals or organizations regarding new programs, initiatives, or policies aimed at addressing community health concerns. Experts with specific knowledge of the healthcare landscape in South Carolina could provide valuable perspectives for her articles.
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Free mental health first aid training sessions with Prisma Health
By: Kari Beal
She shares her recovery journey focusing on mental health and lifestyle changes
By: Pink Palmetto, Kari Beal
Kreative Kimistry is partnering with the South Carolina Cancer Alliance to promote early detection
HAI pump delivers chemotherapy directly to liver tumors, sparing patients from full-body side effects Published Jun. 8, 2026 at 2:54 PM GMT+2
Adaptive Yoga can help people of all abilties keep moving, whether you are sitting in a chair, lying on the ground or using a mobility aid.
Music therapy helping Alzheimer's patients remember and relax
By: Kari Beal
Two Greenville families are navigating one of the rarest diagnoses a parent can receive and they are doing it together.
GREENVILLE, S.C. - Two Greenville families are navigating one of the rarest diagnoses a parent can receive — and they are doing it together.
A Greenville doctor and his patient break down the promise and the unknowns of BPC-157 and TB-500
A Greenville physical therapist says patients who do prehab before surgery see up to a 40% improvement in outcomes
