Sadhbh O'Sullivan is a Consumer Health Writer at The i Paper. She covers a diverse array of themes including health and wellness, travel and tourism, and lifestyle, with a particular focus on aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, and holistic living. 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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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
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
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
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
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
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
You're not imagining it – most chocolate just doesn't taste good anymore. But there are exceptions
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
Carole Railton bought her house for £65,000 in 1989. After a troubling health diagnosis, she decided to sell and start living
By: Sadhbh O'Sullivan
A parent of one of my child’s classmates told me her child said to her: 'You lied to me, Mummy - you told me we were going back'
I’d always wanted to help other people. Then, at 26, a spontaneous conversation with a stranger changed my life forever
Studies show weight-loss drugs can reduce the symptoms of chronic painful conditions affecting millions of women, and some are already benefiting
Maddy*, 38, used to feel conflicted about taking Mounjaro. The drug, licensed for weight loss in 2021, has become a cultural lightning rod. “I know
