Director of Video Special Projects at WebMD
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Sandee LaMotte's coverage primarily focuses on scientific and health-related topics, with an emphasis on citing data. Her articles cover a wide range of subjects including diet, sleep, cognitive decline, and healthcare studies.
Given her reliance on data-driven content, pitches to Sandee should emphasize credible scientific research or new healthcare developments supported by robust data. Experts in medical or scientific fields who can provide valuable insights backed up by proven research would likely capture her attention. Additionally, those with expertise in the specific health topics she covers are well-positioned to engage effectively with her work.
While Sandee's geographic focus is local to the United States (specifically Nevada and Elko), it doesn't appear to heavily influence her article selection or content themes.
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By: Sandee Lamotte
(CNN) — Common preservatives used in many store-bought foods to kill bacteria and mold were linked to a 29% greater risk of elevated blood pressure and a 16% higher risk of heart attacks and stroke, according to a new study from France.
By: Sandee Lamotte
Common “natural” preservatives such as vitamin C may be linked to a greater risk of high blood pressure and heart disease, a new study found.
By: Sandee Lamotte
Advertisement Food preservatives from natural sources linked to high blood pressure and heart disease Updated: 11:54 AM EDT May 21, 2026
By: Sandee Lamotte
Researchers did a deep dive on 17 preservatives consumed by at least 10% of study participants and found eight were associated with higher blood pressure over the next decade.
By: Sandee Lamotte
Common preservatives used in many store-bought foods to kill bacteria and mold were linked to a 29% greater risk of elevated blood pressure and a 16% higher risk of heart
By: Sandee Lamotte
Doctor Believes Hantavirus Outbreak is a 'Contained Phenomenon' Ebola and hantavirus headlines may be frightening, but infectious disease experts say the real threat isn't rare viruses.
By: Sandee Lamotte
If you’re anxious about catching rare viral diseases like Ebola and hantavirus, experts say you should focus on preventing infection from more common viruses instead.
By: Sandee Lamotte
(CNN) — Another alarming episode of Ebola . A rare, contagious hantavirus. Glaring headlines about deadly viruses in far-flung places may be needlessly frightening you.
By: Sandee Lamotte
(CNN) — Another alarming episode of Ebola. A rare, contagious hantavirus. Glaring headlines about deadly viruses in far-flung places may be needlessly frightening you.
Advertisement Protect yourself from contagious viruses with these expert tips Updated: 2:40 PM EDT May 29, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ
