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Teri Dreher's coverage revolves around healthcare, health and wellbeing. She frequently includes expert commentary and cites data in her articles. Given this, she would likely be interested in pitches from professionals with expertise in healthcare, particularly those who can provide insightful commentary on current health-related topics or share data-backed insights.
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By: Teri (Dreher) Frykenberg
I wouldn’t go so far as to categorize the pandemic as the “good old days,” but during the 2020-2021 flu season, only 1,316 positive flu cases were reported in the U.S. Why? Because most of us we...
By: Teri Dreher
If there's one habit every doctor wishes you would break, it's smoking. Quitting significantly improves health and reduces the risk of diseases.
When it comes to your health insurance, whether private or government-provided, not paying attention to the details can be costly. Patient advocates like me do more than help clients in the hospital. We also spend a lot of time unraveling health insurance mysteries that can leave clients with thousands of dollars in medical bills.
A new, “highly mutated” COVID strain is quickly gaining ground around the country, according to new data. This time, unlike in 2020, it's barely causing a ripple in the headlines — and that's a good thing.
A few weeks ago, I underwent my second total hip replacement. I had already replaced my left hip, and now it was time for the right one.
By: Teri (Dreher) Frykenberg
Research has found that 80% of households have unused or expired medications on a shelf somewhere, probably in the medicine cabinet. Now that spring is here, you can do your part to reduce that percen...
Getting out of the hospital is good. Having to return a week or a month later? Not so much.
By: Teri (Dreher) Frykenberg
Approximately 22 million adults 55 or older live alone in America, with an estimated 28% of them being childless. While specific numbers for Illinois are not available, this national statistic gives a...
By: Teri (Dreher) Frykenberg
Some recent studies point to an interesting trend about the eye disorder glaucoma. Because people are living longer, there appears to be a rising risk of glaucoma. So it pays to know about what glauco...
By now, we are well aware of the dangers of too much sun exposure. Most skin cancers are the result of UVA rays, but there's also sunburn, premature aging, cataracts and even suppression of the immune system.
