Emily Joshu is a Health and Wellness Reporter at DailyMail.com. She specializes in topics related to nutrition, fitness, well-being, and human-interest stories, with a focus on consumer health and mental health. Her work has been featured in publications such as TIME, the Los Angeles Times, and EatingWell, among others.
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Emily's articles predominantly cite data and cover scientific, health & wellbeing, and food & beverage topics. She is likely to respond well to pitches featuring new research findings, statistical insights, or expert commentary on these subjects. Pitches highlighting scientific studies related to sleep patterns, rare diseases like appendix cancer or medulloblastomas, and the impact of nutrition on health may capture her attention.
Given her focus on citing data in her articles, she might be interested in receiving pitches that include statistically backed information from reputable sources within the field of science, healthcare, or nutrition.
It's also worth noting that Emily covers a wide range of topics related to health issues affecting different age groups. Therefore, providing diverse perspectives based on credible scientific research could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
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Emily Joshu Sterne, U.S. Assistant Health Editor A 30-second 'chair test' may predict if you're at risk of dying early, a new study shows.
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Continue reading Emily Joshu Sterne, U.S. Assistant Health Editor Smoothies are one of the most convenient ways to get a daily serving's worth of nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables.
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Emily Joshu Sterne, U.S. Assistant Health Editor The CDC is 'mobilizing' a global response to an Ebola outbreak in Africa after 'a small number of Americans' were exposed to the deadly virus.
By: Emily Joshu, Alexa Lardieri
Continue reading Alexa Lardieri U.S. Health Editor and Emily Joshu Sterne, U.S. Assistant Health Editor
Continue reading Emily Joshu Sterne, U.S. Assistant Health Editor
A simple urine test may be able to detect autism sooner than traditional screening, a new study suggests.
A simple urine test may be able to detect autism sooner than traditional screening with 90 percent accuracy, a study from researchers at the University of Arizona suggests.
By: Nic White, Emily Joshu
Larayah 'Rayah' Taylor, 13, died on May 11 from taking too much of the common allergy medication, according to her heartbroken mother.
Monica Ren was just 18 when she noticed something strange about her left foot and ankle. They had suddenly become swollen and puffy - despite her suffering no pain or injury to explain it.
A common sleeping mistake made by millions of Americans may place excess strain on the heart and raise the risk of heart attack, rhythm disorders and stroke, a new study suggests.
