Rachel Silberstein is an Education Reporter at Times Union. She covers a range of topics including health-related issues such as the Coronavirus and Monkeypox, as well as social issues and abortion, with a focus on New York. Rachel's work has been featured in notable publications including the San Antonio Express-News, Beaumont Enterprise, Calhoun Times, Olean Times Herald, and Times Union.
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Rachel Silberstein's coverage predominantly revolves around health-related topics, particularly focusing on local issues in the United States, specifically New York and Albany. She often reports on government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
If you are looking to pitch to Rachel, consider offering insights or expertise related to healthcare policies, public health issues, nursing practices, mental health services within New York or broader U.S., with a focus on providing local context or data-driven analysis. It is important that your pitch aligns closely with the geographic area she covers and addresses current governmental initiatives or recent data releases relevant to healthcare.
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