Katherine Mcdaniel is a journalist who specializes in reporting on various topics, including product recalls, medical studies, and legal issues. With a focus on consumer safety and health, Katherine's articles provide valuable information and raise awareness about potential risks and hazards.
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Katherine's coverage focuses on healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with a significant emphasis on product recalls and health risks. Her articles often cite data or government announcements, indicating an interest in fact-based reporting and regulatory developments.
Given the prevalence of data citations in her work, Katherine is likely to be interested in pitches that include substantial evidence or statistical support for any claims or findings. She may also respond well to experts who can provide context around medical studies, consumer product safety issues, and regulatory actions related to healthcare products.
It's important to note that Katherine does not have a specific geographic focus but rather appears to cover national (United States) as well as international topics within the realm of healthcare, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage safety, consumer product recalls, vehicle thefts and health risks.
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By: Katherine McDaniel
According to allegations raised in a recently filed class action lawsuit, Jeep Wrangler plug-in hybrid electric vehicles sold in recent
By: Katherine McDaniel
A new analysis of waterborne diseases conducted by federal health officials reveals that harmful pathogens found in biofilms, such as
By: Katherine McDaniel
Johnson & Johnson faces a class action lawsuit over Clean & Clear and Neutrogena acne cream products, alleging that users were exposed to
A preliminary report by federal environmental regulators has determined that formaldehyde exposure is unsafe for humans, potentially leading to asthma, allergic reactions, various forms of cancer and death.
According to a new report, U.S. consumers saw more of their products recalled due to safety reasons last year than any other year over the last decade.
By: Katherine McDaniel
According to allegations raised in a class action lawsuit against L'Oréal, CeraVe acne treatment products contain dangerously high levels
By: Katherine McDaniel
Federal safety officials are urging parents to avoid purchasing all “roller ball” type candy products, due to the serious choking hazards the products pose, particularly for young children.
By: Katherine McDaniel
Nearly 75% of all non-organic, fresh produce is contaminated with residues of potentially harmful pesticides, according to a recent report by a prominent consumer advocacy group.
By: Katherine Mcdaniel
The FDA is warning some topical pain killers contain high levels of lidocaine, which can be particularly dangerous when applied to broken or covered skin, due to an increased risk of overdose.
By: Katherine McDaniel
Federal safety officials are warning parents to avoid using Comfi Baby Infant Walkers sold exclusively on Amazon.com, due to design defects that pose fall and entrapment risks to babies.
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