Luke Andrews is a Senior Health Reporter at Daily Mail. He specializes in health and wellness topics, focusing on data-led stories that cover a range of issues including aging, diet, consumer health, and wellness programs. Luke's work has been featured in various publications including Express Digest, GlobalResearch, and MSN.
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Luke Andrews' coverage is heavily focused on health, medical research, and pharmaceuticals. He often cites data to support his articles, indicating a preference for evidence-based information.
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Subtle changes in your voice could be an early warning sign of dementia, a major study has found.
By: Luke Andrews
A new tick-borne virus that causes a severe flu -like illness has been discovered in China , including in Hubei province, which is home to Wuhan , where the Covid outbreak began.
By: Alexa Lardieri, Luke Andrews
The CDC updated its global travel advisory after detecting unusual upticks in cases of dengue fever across the world.
Researchers made the bombshell claim in a new paper involving 27,000 adults.
By: Luke Andrews
Luke Andrews, U.S. Senior Health Correspondent and Alexa Lardieri U.S. Health Editor
Coroner's reports released to the media have revealed the identifies of the two patients who died from measles in Pennsylvania, in the first deaths from the virus reported this year.
The two infants whose deaths have been linked to measles have been named – as controversy over the fatalities continues to mount.
By: Yap Boum, Luke Andrews
A tipping point has been reached in the DRC's Ebola outbreak. Now, the country can accelerate what it has been doing to bring it under control or risk the worst Ebola epidemic ever recorded.
In a new health advisory, the CDC raised the alarm over a surge in rabies cases. The virus is almost always fatal once symptoms begin.
A Daily Mail analysis has revealed a stark geographic divide in lung cancer cases across the US - amid a warning to nonsmokers of an invisible gas invading millions of homes that could raise their risk of the disease.
