Sara Ashley O'Brien is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers health and wellness topics, with a focus on aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and consumer health. Her work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, MSN, CNN, LiveMint, Online Personals Watch, and Magzter.
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Sara Ashley O'Brien primarily covers technology, lifestyle, and entertainment topics with a focus on national stories in the United States. Her articles frequently include press releases and expert commentary.
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By: Sara Ashley O'Brien
Sara Ashley O'Brien Jasveen Sangha, the drug dealer behind the fatal ketamine trade that killed “Friends” star Matthew Perry, was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Wednesday.
By: Sara Ashley O’Brien, Sabrina Siddiqui
Activists are rallying in D.C. to protest the Trump administration’s handling of glyphosate, the weedkiller sold as Roundup.
Sabrina Siddiqui, Sara Ashley O'Brien As the White House tries to contain a widening split with the Make America Healthy Again movement, protests from MAHA moms over pesticides are growing louder.
By: Sara Ashley O’Brien
Injections that promise glowing skin, muscle recovery and muscle growth have captivated ever-younger groups, including young men and even teenagers.
Injections that promise glowing skin and muscle growth have captivated ever-younger groups, including young men and even teenagers
By: Sara Ashley O’Brien
Doctors, telehealth companies, med spas and venture capitalists are racing to get in on the craze for injectable drugs.
By: Sara Ashley O’Brien
Kate Tolo is on a quest to map her biological data as a woman of prime reproductive age.
Sara Ashley O'Brien For the next few months, Kate Tolo plans to follow a strict four-hour morning routine.
By: Sara Ashley O’Brien
The miracle drugs helping America fight obesity can have a dangerous downside: triggering disordered eating.
By: Sara Ashley O'Brien
The miracle drugs helping America fight obesity can have a dangerous downside: triggering disordered eating.
