Director of Video Special Projects at WebMD
United States (National)
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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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On GPS: Gene editing's transformative potential A one-time snip of a key gene lowered heart-clogging cholesterol by about 50% over an entire year with no adverse effects, scientists have reported.
By: Sandee Lamotte
(CNN) — The California State Senate passed a bill Thursday to regulate potential toxins in diapers — a product moms, dads and caregivers may use up to 8,000 times before a child is potty-trained.
By: Sandee LaMotte
Diapers may contain potentially toxic chemicals. A new California bill backed by actor Hilary Swank would require manufacturers to tell caregivers what those are.
How alcohol impacts your sleep Alcohol may play a greater role in death from numerous types of cancers in the United States than previously known, according to a new study.
Alcohol’s role in deaths from numerous cancers has increased over the past two decades, a new study found. It only takes one standard drink a day, every day.
By: Sandee Lamotte
Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.
By: Sandee Lamotte
Estimated read time: 5-6 minutes A study published in The Lancet reveals alcohol significantly raises cancer mortality.
Even a small amount of light exposure during sleep may change the shape and function of heart muscles, increasing the risk of future heart disease, a new study found.
Even sleeping in relatively low light may damage the muscle walls of the heart, potentially leading to cardiovascular disease and heart failure, a new study found.
By: Sandee LaMotte
Put your thinking cap on, people often hear — after all that’s what our brain is for and what many are paid to do.
