Nicole Clark is a Senior Culture Editor, known for her work with Polygon and the Durango Herald. With a diverse range of interests, Nicole covers topics including gaming, technology, literature, and popular culture. Her articles provide insight, analysis, and entertainment for readers looking to stay informed and engaged in the world of culture.
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Nicole's coverage predominantly revolves around the tech and gaming industries, with a particular focus on product reviews, events, and private sector announcements. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to new tech products or video games for review, as well as major industry events or promotional deals.
Given Nicole's interest in books and mental well-being topics among others, she may also be open to content related to these areas if they intersect with technology or gaming. For example, pitches about the intersection of mental health apps and gaming could resonate with her audience.
As there is no specific geographical focus mentioned for Nicole Clark’s articles; it can be inferred that her interests are not limited by location. Therefore, relevant international stories within the tech and gaming industries would likely pique her interest as well.
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A new JAMA Psychiatry study of 18 million people in the U.K. looked at whether vaccination can affect how much the virus can mess with your emotions.
Approximately 20% of patients in primary care settings meet the criteria for mental health conditions, according to the National Institute of Health.
By: Nicole Clark
Drugs Wegovy and Ozempic have become popular tools for people looking to lose weight, but they may have unintended consequences.
By: Nicole Clark
AUSTIN, Texas — Drugs Wegovy and Ozempic have become popular tools for people looking to lose weight, but they may have unintended consequences.
By: Nicole Clark
Those who were not directly affected by Helene, but willing to help, are encouraged to do so.
By: Nicole Clark
Love it or hate it, almost everyone uses plastic in one way or another. This cheap, durable synthetic polymer is the (almost) perfect material for
Cellphone bans are popping up across the U.S. as school districts seek ways to compete for the attention of students and reduce screen time.
By: Nicole Clark
Anyone experiencing suicidal thoughts or another type of mental health crisis can call, chat or text 988, the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 24/7, to connect with a trained counselor for free
In the years since the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe versus Wade, abortion bans have gone into effect in more than a dozen states.
77% of U.S. adults are worried about the future of our nation, 73% are worried about the economy and 69% are worried about the election.
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