Health Copywriter And Digital Health Journalist
Zia Sherrell is a health copywriter and digital health journalist at Healthline Media, Inc. With over a decade of experience, she covers a wide range of topics including public health, nutrition, and alternative medicine, focusing on empowering and educating readers through engaging, evidence-based writing. Zia's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Greatist, Medical News Today, and HuffPost, among others.
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Zia Sherrell's articles predominantly focus on health and wellbeing, with a significant emphasis on medical conditions and treatment options. She often cites data, provides reviews, or offers how-to guides in her coverage.
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By: Zia Sherrell
Ditch the food residue and the added chemicals the next time you wash your dishes with these expert-driven picks for the best nontoxic dishwasher detergents and soaps.
From calories to sleep, these expert-backed habits make weight loss more realistic — and actually sustainable.
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By: Zia Sherrell
Anti-inflammatory breakfast foods may be able to help support your body's immune response and ease symptoms of allergies.
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By: Zia Sherrell
If your immune system overreacts to pollen or other allergens, a diet rich in compounds that boost immune health and reduce inflammation could reduce symptoms.
Zia Sherrell, MPH Medically reviewed by Maggie Moon, MS, RD
Simple toppings and mix-ins, including nutritional yeast, pumpkin seeds, and roasted chickpeas, can add unique flavor and extra protein to your popcorn.
Zia Sherrell, MPH Medically reviewed by Lindsey DeSoto, RD Whole grains like wheat berries are linked to more stable blood sugar and better heart health.
Discover seven foods with more magnesium than oats. From pumpkin seeds to spinach, these nutrient-dense options pack a bigger mineral punch.
By: Tim Newman, Zia Sherrell
Muscular dystrophy is one of a group of genetic diseases characterized by progressive weakness and muscle degeneration. Learn more.
Zia Sherrell, MPH Medically reviewed by Simone Harounian, MS Eating more potassium-rich foods may help keep your blood pressure within a healthy range.
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