Maeve Cullinan is a Global Health Security Journalist. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, consumer health, and the healthcare system, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Maeve's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada, The Telegraph, and the Irish Independent.
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Maeve Cullinan's coverage spans a variety of topics, including house & home, family & relationships, and pets. She seems to focus on human interest stories with an emotive angle. If you have a heartwarming or compelling story related to these themes that could resonate with national (United States) audiences then it might be well received by Maeve.
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Climate change, cyber-attacks, geopolitical shifts, and energy shocks could put Britain’s food supply at great risk
Obese teenagers can safely be given weight-loss drugs and undergo bariatric surgery, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said.
Authorities are racing to track down passengers who boarded a flight from Uganda to Kenya on Saturday alongside a man infected with Ebola.
By: Maeve Cullinan
Cases of Covid-19 have risen sharply across the UK this month, driven largely by a variant of the virus known as ‘XFG'.
Agreement follows months of negotiations over a $2.49 billion health aid package
Patient is isolating at home after being infected by cattle
The disease is uniquely dangerous for expectant mothers, making them one of the most vulnerable groups
By: Maeve Cullinan
A French man has become the first person to contract Shamonda virus, a disease previously only found in animals and spread through midges.
The British government is to sanction senior military and militia commanders accused of atrocities, including rape and sexual violence, during the fall of the city of El Fasher in Sudan.
By: Maeve Cullinan
UK and US aid funding cuts in Nigeria have impacted the country’s women and girls more than other groups, MPs were told on Tuesday.
