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Sandee LaMotte's coverage primarily focuses on scientific and health-related topics, with an emphasis on citing data. Her articles cover a wide range of subjects including diet, sleep, cognitive decline, and healthcare studies.
Given her reliance on data-driven content, pitches to Sandee should emphasize credible scientific research or new healthcare developments supported by robust data. Experts in medical or scientific fields who can provide valuable insights backed up by proven research would likely capture her attention. Additionally, those with expertise in the specific health topics she covers are well-positioned to engage effectively with her work.
While Sandee's geographic focus is local to the United States (specifically Nevada and Elko), it doesn't appear to heavily influence her article selection or content themes.
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By: Sandee Lamotte
(CNN) — Nearly 93% of known plastic chemicals used to wrap food and make clothes, toys, and other common household and personal care products pose a high risk to human health, according to a new investigation provided exclusively to CNN.
By: Sandee LaMotte
From bottled water to children's toys, a new report finds most plastic chemicals analyzed may pose serious risks to human health.
By: Sandee LaMotte
An Environmental Justice Foundation report finds that more than 90% of chemicals in everyday plastic products may pose health risks, while nearly 80% lack adequate safety data.
By: Sandee Lamotte
(CNN) — Nearly all tested cat foods contain toxic plastic contaminants , the herbicide glyphosate and heavy metals such as lead, mercury and arsenic, according to a new investigation provided exclusively to CNN.
Most types of cat foods contain lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury as well as toxic chemicals from plastics and fertilizers, a new investigation found.
By: Sandee LaMotte
(CNN) — Nearly all tested cat foods contain toxic plastic contaminants, the herbicide glyphosate and heavy metals such as lead, mercury and arsenic, according to a new investigation provided exclusively
By: Sandee LaMotte
Nearly 93% of known plastic chemicals used to wrap food and make clothes, toys, and other common household and personal care products pose a high risk to human health, according
By: Sandee LaMotte
Sleep paralysis, hallucinations and overwhelming exhaustion led a mom of three to consider taking her life. What she needed was a proper diagnosis.
By: Sandee LaMotte
A one-time snip of a key gene lowered heart-clogging cholesterol by about 50% over an entire year with no adverse effects, scientists have reported.
