Meg Farris is a Medical & Health Reporter at WWL-TV Channel 4 in New Orleans. She covers a wide range of topics including health and wellness, healthcare systems, and nutrition, while also touching on issues related to climate change, culture, and society. Meg's work has been featured in NOLA.com and WWL-TV Channel 4, highlighting her commitment to delivering important health-related stories to the community.
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Meg Farris' coverage primarily focuses on local health and wellness, along with human interest stories in the New Orleans area. She also covers events such as music festivals and protests. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights into local health initiatives or innovative approaches to healthcare within the New Orleans community. Additionally, pitches related to unique family stories or community-based events may align well with her coverage. For topics outside of health and family-related themes, connecting them back to the local community of New Orleans could increase relevancy for Meg's audience.
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By: Meg Farris
Experts say the health dangers of chronic lead exposure are serious.
By: Meg Farris
Despite the signs in the neighborhood, social media, and our web story, the chair wasn't returned. Then someone came forward to help.
By: Meg Farris
The American Farm Bureau Federation's Thanksgiving dinner survey finds this year's meal is down 5 percent from last year, but still 19 percent higher than in 2019.
By: Meg Farris
The ACL is a horizontal ligament deep in between the knee joint that gives the knee stability.
By: Meg Farris
After losing their beloved son in a fatal collision, a Slidell family fights for safety improvements to prevent further losses.
By: Meg Farris
After losing his son to bipolar disorder, Tripp Friedler turns his grief into a powerful memoir and a campaign for mental health awareness and gun safety.
By: Farris Wwl
After a life-changing cancer diagnosis, Shelley Ford transforms her struggle into strength, guiding fellow survivors at Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center.
By: Farris Wwl
After Hurricane Ida devastation, the iconic French Quarter eatery triumphantly reopens, bringing back its beloved muffulettas and a slice of New Orleans history.
First hyperbaric oxygen treatment on board an ambulance is being built in New Orleans.
By: Meg Farris
Baton Rouge grieves as friends and family remember Kareem Badawi, an extraordinary 18-year-old with a bright future
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