Steven Petrow is an Opinion Writer at USA Today. He explores themes of family and relationships, parenting, and culture, with a particular focus on pets and animal care. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Yahoo News.
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Steven Petrow's coverage primarily focuses on opinion editorials, citing data, providing how-to guides, and including expert commentary. His articles cover a range of topics related to health, lifestyle, family & relationships with a focus on LGBTQ+ issues, mental health, coping with grief, health disparities and substance abuse.
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Ezekiel Emanuel explains why his new book, “Eat Your Ice Cream,” is different from the many others about how to live longer and better.
By: Steven Petrow
Twenty years ago, I started a list of what I considered “stupid things” that old people do. Now, I’m seeing my life, and my list, in a different light.
By: Steven Petrow
Wow, time flies. Nearly 20 years ago, soon after my 50th birthday, I started making a list of what I considered mistakes my parents (and many of
Steven Petrow Wow, time flies. Nearly 20 years ago, soon after my 50th birthday, I started making a list of what I considered mistakes my
By: Steven Petrow
OPINION: Author Steven Petrow, 69, now sees his life – and ageing – in a different light.
By: Steven Petrow
There is some research that suggests furry friends improve the health of their humans.
By: Steven Petrow
I've had four dogs since my mid-20s — three cocker spaniels and one Jack Russell terrier — and I've come to believe that canines are unmatched as companions, providing faithful, unconditional love.
I've had four dogs since my mid-20s – three cocker spaniels and one Jack Russell terrier – and I've come to believe that canines are unmatched as companions, providing faithful, unconditional love.
By: Steven Petrow
Just six weeks into her new role as the site director of the Burwell School, Elizabeth Hays, a long time Hillsboroughian, sat down with The News of Orange County in the south parlor of the historic house. Hays is on board to lead the school, after a rough patch, into its next chapter, and brings just the right combination of skills, from her experience in education, nonprofit leadership, and community engagement. Originally from Jackson, Miss., Hays, 56, spoke non-stop for 45 minutes, with ease and passion, about the school, its history and future, and, no surprise, its favorite daughter. She's both humble (“I'm just here to steward”) and proud (“We have this unique opportunity”), and invites locals and tourists to stop by, sit on the front porch, or come in on a hot summer day and learn about the school's complex past, which is rich in promise and saddled with injustice.
By: Steven Petrow
The same year that my parents died, my sister, Julie, then 55, was diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer . Five years and three recurrences later, she'd exhausted all viable treatment options.
