Sarah Carter is a freelance writer based in Manchester, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and health topics, Sarah's articles have been featured in CBS News, Technical.ly, Atlanta Magazine, Yahoo News, The Seahawk, and BMJ. She is known for her informative and engaging writing style, covering a range of subjects from medical conditions to current events.
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Sarah Carter's coverage primarily focuses on health, medical conditions, diseases, healthcare, and public health. She often cites data and covers breaking news related to healthcare and pharmaceuticals. Given her focus on local (United Kingdom) as well as international topics such as Congo election cease-fire negotiations, she may be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or insights into evolving health issues with a global impact.
Pitches should emphasize the relevance of the topic to Sarah's geographic focus in Manchester or its broader implications for UK readers. Expert sources who can provide data-driven analysis or contribute to developing stories in the field of healthcare would likely capture Sarah's interest due to her frequent use of cited data and coverage of evolving stories.
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By: Sarah Carter
An increasing number of doctors are proposing that some cancers are no longer called cancer.
Britons with diabetes can manage their condition by consuming certain foods. Those with type 2 diabetes may be able to treat it by eating well.
By: Sarah Carter
A PREGNANT mum took her own life after suffering "severe morning sickness", an inquest has heard.
By: Sarah Carter
Winter coughs and colds can be a nightmare for many people throughout the cold weather, with those most vulnerable encouraged to take extra precautions to
Dementia symptoms are not confined to memory loss. Speaking exclusively to GB News, a dentist reveals the early warning signs she sees in the mouths of her patients.
By: Sarah Carter
Jacqui Dillon co-founded Menopause Warriors Scotland after noticing a lack of information and support for women going through perimenopause and menopause.
By: Sarah Carter
The patient complained about the care and treatment they received prior to their brain tumour diagnosis.
By: Sarah Carter
On average, people who consistently met physical activity guidelines and those who first started to meet them at the age of 55 had a three-point higher physical health score.
By: Sarah Carter
Despite their undeniable slimming effects, injections of semaglutide - branded as Ozempic and Wegovy - have been linked to a catalogue of side effects from the embarrassing to potentially life-threatening.
By: Sarah Carter
Fathers of adopted children are in need of specific support designed with their experiences in mind, according to experts from Lancaster University.
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