Dr. Keith Roach is the Chief Medical Officer at Weill Cornell Medical College and New York Presbyterian Hospital. He specializes in medicine and healthcare, focusing on topics such as nutrition, drugs, and the impact of social issues on health and wellness. Dr. Roach's insights have been featured in various publications including the Houston Chronicle, the Oregonian, and the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Keith Roach's coverage primarily focuses on health and medical topics, with a strong emphasis on citing data to support his articles. As he has a local geographic focus in Canada, particularly British Columbia and Victoria, he may be more responsive to pitches related to developments or research within the local healthcare industry. Consider offering insights into new medical treatments, conditions prevalent in the region, or interviews with local healthcare professionals.
Pitching stories about advancements or trends specific to the Canadian healthcare system could also be well-received by Keith. Additionally, given his frequent citations of data in his articles, providing access to relevant statistics or studies could enhance the appeal of your pitch for Dr. Roach.
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By: Keith Roach
Also, 78-year-old, in good health, worries about elevated A1C.
DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 77-year-old female. After experiencing hair thinning for over a year, I was diagnosed with incomplete lupus by a rheumatologist.
By: Keith Roach
"Incomplete lupus" is a term used to describe a person who has some symptoms of lupus but not enough to make the diagnosis with certainty.
By: Keith Roach
Is there an alternative that doesn't have exhaustion as a side effect?
By: Keith Roach
By DR. KEITH ROACH Updated
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By: Keith Roach
It is true that excess sodium has health risks, and I agree with public health officials in recommending that people consume less sodium. High sodium increases blood pressure levels for most people.
By: Keith Roach
By DR KEITH ROACH DEAR DR. ROACH: Is 18 years a record for living without a stomach? A family member had stomach cancer when he was 70 and had his stomach removed.
By: Keith Roach
This degree of profound weight loss is very disturbing.
By: Keith Roach
Also, how long is life expectancy for those who have had their stomachs removed?
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