Michele Cohen Marill is a freelance writer based in Atlanta. She specializes in health and medical writing, focusing on the healthcare system and social issues within Georgia and Atlanta. Michele's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Health Affairs, USA TODAY, WIRED, MindSite News, Atlanta Magazine, and MDEdge.
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Michele Cohen Marill's coverage primarily focuses on health and scientific topics, with a specific emphasis on local stories in Atlanta and Georgia. Her articles often cite data and cover evolving stories, indicating an interest in evidence-based reporting on ongoing developments.
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By: Michele Cohen Marill
In a 24-hour world, the city might never sleep—but you should. Studies have shown Georgia is one of the most sleep-deprived states in the nation. Here’s advice from local experts for insomniacs and anyone just trying to get a better night’s rest.
As the US homeless population grows older and sicker, new programs in Denver, Colorado, and elsewhere link care, services, and housing.
By: Michele Cohen Marill
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By: Michele Cohen Marill
How counselors are helping grieving students in Winder, Ga. Our newsletters uncover the insights you need to understand the issues facing Coastal Georgia —delivered to your inbox five times a week.
Following another school shooting, Georgia has set up a recovery center, churches and health providers to provide emotional support.
Editor's note: Find the latest COVID-19 news and guidance in Medscape's Coronavirus Resource Center.
Parental death is rising in the U.S. Forgotten Children explores aid for New Orleans kids grieving parents lost to gun violence.
Children who experienced the death of a parent due to Covid, gun violence and opioid overdoses often go overlooked.
By: Michele Cohen Marill
A boy processes his feelings in a 2023 peer-support group session at Highmark Caring Place in Pittsburgh. Michigan researchers are trying to connect youths whose parents have died with similar services. (Courtesy of MidSite News)
Bereaved children — left behind after the death of parents, caregivers and other close family members — often have no access to counseling or grief support groups. Utah has a first-in-the-nation strategy to try to help.
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