Maeve Cullinan is a Global Health Security Journalist. She focuses on health and wellness, agriculture, and farming, exploring topics such as farm animal health, consumer health, and organic farming. Maeve's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Sports Canada, The US Sun, The Irish Sun, and The Telegraph.
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Maeve Cullinan's coverage spans a variety of topics, including house & home, family & relationships, and pets. She seems to focus on human interest stories with an emotive angle. If you have a heartwarming or compelling story related to these themes that could resonate with national (United States) audiences then it might be well received by Maeve.
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A major new clinical trial for an mRNA bird flu vaccine is set to begin in Britain in the coming weeks, it was announced on Wednesday.
There is “no money and no plan” guiding the UK's foreign aid policy under Labour, MPs have warned.
Food prices up 10 per cent by Christmas. Shortages of chicken and pork on supermarket shelves by June. Mass crop failures.
A British man suspected of being infected with hantavirus after travelling on the MV Hondius is now relying on what has been described as the world's most remote GP surgery.
Maeve Cullinan, Sarah Newey, Paul Nuki It sounds like a simple question, but it is not.
By: Maeve Cullinan
Hantavirus can remain in human semen for up to six years and has the potential for sexual transmission even after a person has recovered, according to a peer-reviewed study.
This is similar to other viruses, including Ebola and Zika
By: Ben Farmer, Sarah Newey, Maeve Cullinan
Sarah Newey, Ben Farmer, Maeve Cullinan Travellers who have been in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda or South Sudan in the last
Hundreds of police officers are being deployed to protect health workers and treatment centres amid a spiralling Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
The first Ebola case in the current epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) may date back as far as January, according to local medics.
