Peta Bee is a Contributor at The Times and The Sunday Times. She focuses on health and wellbeing, exploring topics such as consumer health, aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and wellness programs. Peta's work has also been featured in various publications including the Irish Examiner, Herald Sun, and The Australian.
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Peta Bee's articles predominantly cover health and wellbeing topics, with a focus on providing practical advice supported by data. Given her emphasis on "how-to" guides and citing data, she may be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide evidence-based insights into exercise, fitness, nutrition, sleep, and heart health.
Given the nature of her coverage attributes and themes covered, Peta Bee might be interested in receiving pitches that offer new or unique takes on established health and wellbeing practices or those that present the latest scientific findings in an accessible manner.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Peta Bee's coverage, it appears that she covers these topics from a broad international perspective.
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A new study from Harvard has found that some ultra-processed foods are better for us than minimally processed but with unhealthy ingredients
A fatal incident raises questions about GLP-1 drugs
A recent outbreak of cyclosporiasis in America caused by leaves should be a warning to us all
Chronic low back pain, defined as lasting for at least 12 weeks, is a condition that accounts for 25% of GP visits in Ireland every year . Painful
Some experts now say ice cream is good for us, although some are better than others. Peta Bee reports and the nutritionist Eli Brecher rates the top tubs
The popularity of running is surging — experts give their top tips for improving your personal best
Heart disease is on the rise in the UK. What do the experts do (and avoid) for their cardiovascular health?
Demand for bone broth has doubled at the supermarkets, but do health claims for popular health foods carry any weight? The experts rate them
From brain games to aerobic exercise, here’s what to do
Dr Kristen Holmes hasn’t been sick for eight years. It’s the result, she says, of everything she’s learnt from decades researching tracking data
