Keren Landman is a Senior Health and Science Reporter. She focuses on health and wellness, exploring various aspects of well-being and public health issues. Keren's work has been featured in prominent publications such as RealClearMarkets, RealClearHealth, Environmental Health News, Vox, 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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While there is no specified geographic focus for Keren's coverage, she appears to cover topics that are relevant at a national level within the United States.
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Agency workers say that information on subjects other than vaccines is largely reliable—for now.
There's a special frisson to period changes in your mid-forties. Every deviation from your usual pattern can feel like a harbinger of the menopause transition, also known as perimenopause.
Doctors say diagnosis is usually clinical and doesn’t rely on a blood test, with symptoms often starting in the mid-40s
Sweat has important functions, including cooling you down when it’s hot outside. Here’s what science says about using antiperspirants and deodorants
By: Keren Landman
Timely treatment provides relief for menopause symptoms, but expecting it to fix all of them is a set-up for disappointment
Keren Landman It happens with some regularity. I offhandedly mention some bodily inconvenience to a fellow middle-aged woman – indigestion, a headache, a bad mood.
By: Keren Landman
Menstrual and digestive discomfort often coincide, and a researcher who has been looking in to it for a decade tells us what she learned
Here’s what experts say about how sex and exercise are linked, and whether the type, timing and intensity of movement matter
The discussion about diarrhea has increased lately, especially with the rise of cyclosporiasis. Although unpleasant, it is manageable and can be treated at home
