Lilo H. Stainton is a journalist based in Hoboken, New Jersey, focusing on local news and issues. She is a writer for NJ Spotlight News and her work has also appeared in WHYY. Lilo covers a range of topics including healthcare, legislative developments, and social issues impacting the state of New Jersey.
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Lilo focuses extensively on local government policies, particularly those related to healthcare and nursing in New Jersey. Given her coverage attributes, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide expert commentary or data-driven insights pertaining to the impact of specific government announcements and policies on healthcare and nursing within the state.
Pitches involving local stakeholders such as health professionals, policymakers, and community leaders who can offer unique perspectives on New Jersey's healthcare landscape are likely to resonate with Lilo.
Given her focus on New Jersey issues, outreach should emphasize relevance specifically for this geographic area. This could include providing insights into how national policy changes may affect New Jersey’s healthcare system specifically.
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By: Lilo H. Stainton
There are major differences between the approaches to health care of presidential nominees Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
Decades after NJ was among first states with graduate-level midwifery training, options expand for students
By: Lilo H. Stainton
NJ state law protects abortion, but some advocates say that might not be sufficient if President-elect Trump seeks a federal abortion ban.
Policy experts in New Jersey raise concerns about the potential impact on the state’s most vulnerable residents.
By: Benjamin J. Hulac, Lilo H. Stainton
New Jersey is ranked 49th among the states for its level of fluoride-treated water.
By: Lilo H. Stainton, Bobby Brier
Funding for a Camden Coalition program that provides permanent housing to people who were homeless was halved in the current state budget.
NJ has reduced its maternal mortality rate, but women continue to die at higher rates than in neighboring states and the nation at large.
Experts point to Narcan, treatment and other responses as reason overdose deaths are declining
Lawmakers are set to consider a bill that would create a telehealth “remote dosing” pilot program in three NJ cities.
By: Lilo H. Stainton
Officials learned lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and lawmakers advanced legislation but there's more work to do.
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