Madeleine Haase is an Assistant Editor who has written for publications such as Prevention Magazine and Yahoo Sports UK. With a diverse range of topics, her articles cover everything from health and wellness to celebrity news and lifestyle. Madeleine's work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Cigalah Group, Yahoo News, AOL, Inc.
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Madeleine Haase's articles predominantly focus on health, wellbeing, aging, beauty, fitness and mental health. Her coverage often includes expert commentary and data citations. When reaching out to her, consider offering credible experts who can provide insightful analysis or advice related to the topics she covers. Topics such as new scientific findings in health and wellness or beauty products supported by scientific evidence may also be of interest to her.
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Some arm positions during blood pressure checks may lead to inaccurate readings, new study finds. Experts explain the findings.
Experts say these beverages may boost cardiometabolic health. Caffeinated coffee and tea may reduce your risk for cardiometabolic disease, a new study finds.
By: Jenn Gonick, Madeleine Haase
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By: Madeleine Haase, Jenn Gonick
From helping you lose weight to reducing your risk of chronic diseases, the benefits of walking have body-wide perks, experts say.
By: Korin Miller, Madeleine Haase
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Experiencing random aches and pains is just part of life.
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You might be feeling better already!
By: Madeleine Haase
Even if you haven't established a regular workout schedule, you should be aiming to get some movement and steps in throughout each day . The American
By: Madeleine Haase, Lauren Del Turco
These dietitian-approved picks are the best options for when you’re feeling under the weather.
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