Karin Mallett is an Anchor/Reporter at WFMZ-TV. She focuses on health and wellness, covering a range of topics including cannabis regulation, alternative medicine, and consumer health, with a particular interest in aging, nutrition, and mental health. Karin's work has been featured in various health news segments, highlighting her commitment to informing the public about important health issues.
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Karin Mallett's coverage is primarily focused on local human interest stories, community events, and heartwarming acts of kindness. She seems to be interested in covering topics related to family & relationships, house & home, and education within the local Pennsylvania area.
When reaching out to Karin Mallett, consider pitching heartwarming stories about local individuals or organizations making a positive impact in the community. Additionally, pitches centered around unique events or evolving local stories would likely align with her coverage preferences.
Given her focus on local news within Pennsylvania and Allentown specifically, relevant story ideas should have a clear tie-in to these areas for better chances of attracting her attention.
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By: Karin Mallett
It is mosquito season, so when you're outside you likely won't be alone.
By: Karin Mallett
These reminders are coming at a time when ER visits in many parts of the country are seeing a higher than usual number of tick cases.
Now that summer is almost here, you might be working on your yard, but that could come at a cost.
By: Karin Mallett
New World Screwworm is a parasitic fly that feeds on the flesh of warm-blooded animals and people and then can lay eggs in the wounds.
By: Karin Mallett
Professor Dereck Salisbury says your risk of developing dementia can be changed and the most important thing you can do first is start exercising.
By: Karin Mallett
The study points out that's more than double the amount of the general population who uses a GLP-1.
The CDC says heat exposure is one of the leading causes of weather-related deaths, so it's important to recognize the warning signs early.
By: Karin Mallett
This study followed more than 1,800 people in Sweden and what they were eating.
By: Karin Mallett
Since it's summer, you might be way off with your sleep schedule.
By: Karin Mallett
She says her main symptom was swelling in her leg, which makes sense since lipedema causes an abnormal buildup of fat under the skin.
