Jane Weaver is a Managing Editor at NBC News, where she leads the health and medical unit. With a focus on health and wellness, consumer health, and workforce issues, she covers a range of topics including health news and medications. Jane's work has been featured in various publications such as Noozhawk, Deseret News, and The Church News.
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Jane's coverage centers around the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its related events, with a focus on culture & society, family & relationships, and expert commentary. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide insightful commentary on topics related to the LDS Church, such as missionary work, temple dedications, or general conference highlights, your pitch is likely to align well with Jane's coverage preferences.
Given her significant focus on event coverage and expert commentary within the context of religious and cultural events like general conferences and temple dedications, experts who can offer unique insights into these aspects would find their pitches resonate well with Jane.
It’s important to note that Jane does not specify a geographic focus but rather covers topics relevant to the global community of the LDS Church.
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Here's where Ebola is spreading, how it infects humans and what the Bundibugyo type of the virus does to the body.
By: Jane Weaver
Learn more about the deadly 2026 Ebola outbreak, including how many cases there are so far, which countries are most affected, how this outbreak compares with others in severity and more.
“We always build a good working relationship with our clients so that we understand their business and can then provide a better service, tailored to their needs”
Nearly 40,000 bottles of Clear Eyes drops have been voluntarily pulled.
In an unusual outbreak, at least 55 people have become ill with strains of E. coli or salmonella in 15 states, the CDC said Friday. Four have been hospitalized.
By: Jane Weaver
In an unusual outbreak, at least 55 people have become ill with strains of E. coli or salmonella in 15 states, the CDC said Friday. Four have been hospitalized.
By: Jane Weaver
The 40-year-old woman's death comes as the U.S. experiences its worst outbreak in 35 years.
By: Jane Weaver
A 40-year-old woman has died from measles complications in Pennsylvania, marking the state's third measles-associated death this year as the
The state's outbreak is currently the largest in the U.S.
The pontiff said a lung nodule was detected “at a very early stage.”
