Will Maddox is an editor for D Magazine, focusing on local news and events in the Dallas area of Texas. With a keen interest in healthcare, real estate, and community development, Will's articles cover a wide range of topics that impact the local community.
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Will Maddox's coverage is heavily focused on healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, with a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements. He also covers topics related to business, industry, health, and wellbeing.
Given the focus on press releases and private sector announcements in the healthcare industry, Will would likely be interested in receiving pitches from PR representatives of companies within this sector announcing major developments or initiatives. Additionally, he may be receptive to pitches that offer data-driven insights into trends within these industries.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Will's coverage, it is important to note that his articles cover both national and international news related to healthcare and business but are mainly centered around North Texas.
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Dallas is home to one of the foremost research centers for brain health, an area of medicine attracting more attention from capital sources.
By: Will Maddox, Victor Sanchez
The 2025 America's Best-in-State Hospitals ranking by Newsweek and Statista recognized Texas's top hospitals , with Houston Methodist Hospital
By: Will Maddox
A study found that 57 percent of Asian women diagnosed with lung cancer never smoked.
By: Will Maddox
After winning a $1 million gift from Mackenzie Scott and a Best Fundraiser in Dallas award from D Magazine, the organization is looking to further amplify its impact.
By: Will Maddox
Plus The College of Health Care Professions expands in North Texas and Medical City Fort Worth's new heart procedure.
When the news broke that White Rock Medical Center was briefly unable to accept ambulances this spring, it was a clue that all was not as it should be at the East Dallas hospital.
By: Will Maddox
A lack of timely potassium and troponin testing were among the issues discovered by HHS.
The iconic flying horse started out as an oil company logo and helped define Dallas as a place of strength and possibility.
The 140-bed tower expansion will help a hospital bursting at the seams serve more patients.
Take Command Health helps small employers with what the CEO calls a "401(k) for health insurance."
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