Chicago, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Katharin's coverage predominantly revolves around healthcare, medicine, and medical research topics with a strong emphasis on citing data. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide access to credible scientific studies or statistical information within the healthcare sector.
Considering her local focus on Illinois and Chicago, she may also appreciate pitches featuring local healthcare professionals, researchers, or organizations making significant contributions to the field. This could include initiatives addressing public health concerns specific to this region.
Given her interest in scientific themes and reliance on data-driven content, offering well-researched insights supported by reliable sources would likely resonate with Katharin when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
Study: High levels of pollution particles increase head & neck cancer How the air around us impacts our health. A new study is raising a red flag for Chicago residents. Chicago is one of the mo…
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Mike Lowe, a sports journalist and cancer patient, is using his experience to raise awareness about colorectal cancer and the importance of early detection, while also finding comfort in the suppor…
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
Medical Watch Digest for Nov 19 Diabetes increases dementia risk in adults younger than 50 There is a new warning about diabetes triggering another medical challenge.Type 2 diabetes is rampant in o…
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
Mike Lowe is undergoing chemotherapy to treat his Stage 3 tumor, while Dr Daniel Dammrich, a Loyola Academy alum, is coaching him through the treatment, as more young people are being diagnosed wit…
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
For Monday, Nov. 25, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
CHICAGO — It has been a long journey for WGN's Mike Lowe in his cancer fight. In part four of the series, he talks about the road so far and addresses the looming question: “Was therapy enough or is a life-altering surgery the next step?”
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Posted: Updated: CHICAGO — When Chicago Bull Lonzo Ball returned to the court nearly three years after his last game, 6'8 suburban
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Northwestern University’s Bienen School of Music and Lurie Children’s Hospital are collaborating on a research program to improve lung function in children who have undergone Fontan sur…
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
For Tuesday, Dec. 10, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Medical Watch Digest for Dec 16 Blood test could tell doctors if cancer treatment will work A simple blood test can be a novel way to figure out whether cancer treatment will work. Doctors at Royal…
(833) 317-6278 