Keren Landman is a Senior Health and Science Reporter. She covers a range of topics within medicine and healthcare, including medical specialties and alternative medicine. Keren's work has been featured in notable publications such as RealClearMarkets, RealClearHealth, Environmental Health News, Vox, Newswav, Marcellus Investment Managers, National Geographic, and The Atlantic.
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Keren Landman's coverage predominantly focuses on health, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a reliance on factual information and official statements. She would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide data-backed insights into public health issues or developments in the medical field.
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If you are like us, this is a question which you have been asking yourself for many years but were too lazy to do the research necessary to answer the question. Thanks to Keren Landman, MD, your quest for getting a satisfactory answer to the question of how seriously to take drug expiry dates is now over. She says,
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How to decode your mental heath benefits. One in three Americans has resolved to make 2025 the year they get therapy.
This year’s no good, very bad norovirus season.
By: Keren Landman
The unidentified ailment has sickened 1,300 people and led to more than 50 deaths. Regardless of the cause, experts say containing the outbreak will be challenging.
A recent study determined the lifetime risk of developing dementia is double that of previous estimates. But there’s good news here too.
By: Keren Landman
A recent report found that women account for two-thirds of all cancers diagnosed in people under 50. But it's not all bad news.
RFK Jr.'s affection for junk science has struck again. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has had a long love affair with junk science, and as secretary
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