Luke Andrews is a health reporter for Daily Mail, based in New York. With a focus on multinational health issues, Luke covers a wide range of topics including medical breakthroughs, public health warnings, and controversial healthcare policies. His work has also been featured in Express Digest.
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Luke Andrews' coverage is heavily focused on health, medical research, and pharmaceuticals. He often cites data to support his articles, indicating a preference for evidence-based information.
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By: Luke Andrews
By Luke Andrews Senior health reporter for Dailymail.Com Published: | Updated:
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Nearly 10million pounds of the TV dinners are being recalled, including those that contain chicken, beef and beef fajitas. The full list of products has now been revealed.
By Luke Andrews, Senior Health Reporter for Dailymail.Com Published: 11:06 EDT, October 14, 2024 | Updated: 11:19 EDT, October 14, 2024
By: Luke Andrews
A nationwide recall has been issued for nearly 10 million pounds of meat, mostly chicken, used in ready-to-eat meals due to concerns about contamination.
By: Luke Andrews
A new report this week found America is turning the tide on several major cancers. But while older people’s cancer rates are falling, a more worrying trend has emerged— cancers are rising in children and young adults, including blood cancers. And because the youngsters are so young and historically at such low risk, their diagnoses …
By: Luke Andrews
A McDonald's supplier has recalled onions due to suspected E.coli contamination during an outbreak that has sickened 49 people and killed one.
Bowel cancer rates have risen by nearly a quarter in young people since the early 1990s. And experts say young people experience a particular pattern of symptoms.
By: Luke Andrews
November 11, 2024 posted on Published: | Updated: Dozens of macaque monkeys are on the loose in a small South Carolinian town after escaping from a medical research facility.
Yemassee drew national attention last week when 43 rhesus macaque monkeys escaped from a research facility known to locals as the 'monkey farm.' Several are still at large.
By: Luke Andrews
By LUKE ANDREWS SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: | Updated:
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