Kim Schewitz is a Junior Health Reporter at Yahoo News UK. She covers a range of topics including health news, wellness trends, psychology, relationships, nutrition, and longevity, with a focus on aging and consumer health. Kim's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Insider, Entrepreneur, and VICE Media.
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Kim's coverage focuses on a variety of topics including food & beverage, family & relationships, and health & wellbeing. She frequently cites data in her articles, indicating an interest in evidence-based information.
When pitching to Kim Schewitz, consider offering insights or data-driven perspectives related to healthy eating habits, relationships and disabilities, mental health such as anxiety management strategies, or the impact of diet on overall wellness. As she often cites data and presents reviews in her articles, providing well-researched statistics or studies could increase the chances of engagement with your pitch.
Since Kim doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned and covers a broad range of human interest topics from various angles without any specified location bias; therefore pitches should be tailored more towards the content rather than geography-specific narratives.
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By: Kim Schewitz
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[email protected] (Gabbi Shaw,Kim Schewitz) 11 celebrities who lived to 100 — and how they did it : These 11 celebrities lived to 100 years old and have tips on how they did it.
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The author (left) with her Pilates teacher mom (right) sitting on Pilates reformers. Kim Schewitz
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This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Megan Roup, the 40-year-old founder and CEO of The Sculpt Society, a fitness app founded in 2017, and a celebrity trainer.
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Sophie Gastman, a dietitian and cookbook author, loves creating different flavor combinations in her overnight oats. Zoë Birkbeck
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Steve Kamb founded his online fitness coaching company, Nerd Fitness, in 2009. Mackenzie Laroe
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People in their 20s and 30s are spending hundreds of dollars to treat or prevent "tech neck." Marina Demeshko/Getty Images
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Registered nutritionist Sophie Gastman loves to add acidity and saltiness to her food using pickles. Zoë Birkbeck
