Sadhbh O'Sullivan is a Consumer Health Writer at various publications. She focuses on themes related to health and wellness, including food and beverages, exploring how these elements intersect to influence overall well-being. Sadhbh's work has been featured in The i Paper, Refinery29, and Inc.
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Sadhbh O'Sullivan primarily covers lifestyle and health & wellbeing topics, often incorporating expert opinions and data to support her articles. She frequently features personal stories alongside expert insights, making her receptive to pitches that offer firsthand accounts or unique perspectives related to health, wellness, mental health, and lifestyle.
Given the prevalence of opinion editorials in her coverage attributes, she might be interested in pieces that provide a fresh take on prevalent issues within the health and wellness space. Additionally, pitches focusing on providing actionable advice through how-to guides could align with her coverage style.
With no specific geographic focus indicated for Sadhbh's articles, relevant topics from any location may be suitable for pitching as long as they are aligned with the themes covered by Sadhbh.
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By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
Yasmin Shaheen-Zaffar has struggled with ADHD her entire life, and always assumed she was unemployable. She thinks having a work coach would have saved her career
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
Nearly 15 per cent of London homeowners were selling at a loss in 2025, and one-bed flat owners could have even less equity
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
Unused or unwanted subscriptions are costing consumers £1.6bn, according a government report
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
It's like making sure your ideas are welcome tenants, instead of living rent-free in your head.
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
A technology shift doesn't have to mean complete obsolescence
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
After attending university in Glasgow 15 years ago, Meredith Gallop never wanted to return to England
With child mental health deteriorating, some parents feel they have no choice but to home educate. But experts fear it can make anxiety worse
A new report believes it has found the answer to the UK's obesity problem: a four day week
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He was the life and soul of a party and never told me about his depression. Now I'm campaigning for men to talk to each other more
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In a heatwave vs a work commute, the heat will always come out on top - but at least you can find ways to be that bit less sweaty
