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Teresa's coverage is predominantly centered around healthcare and pharmaceutical topics, with a focus on local relevance to the United States, Virginia, and Richmond. She often cites data and provides expert commentary on various health-related issues.
Given Teresa's focus on health and wellness, she may be particularly interested in pitches that offer insights from medical professionals or experts in pharmaceuticals. This could include new research findings, emerging treatments or medications relevant to her geographic scope.
Pitches should align with Teresa’s emphasis on local interest by highlighting any specific regional impacts related to health trends or healthcare policies within the United States, Virginia, or Richmond.
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By: Teresa Graedon, Joe Graedon
Q. When I was young, our podiatrist put cotton ball pieces soaked in castor oil on both of my plantar warts (one on each foot). I was to change them every day. Because they weren’t full cotton balls, they weren’t that uncomfortable. And yes, the warts disappeared.
Q. My doctor prescribed 100 mg of metoprolol to control my blood pressure. After taking it for some time, I noticed that my once-thick blond hair had thinned considerably. I saw it on my hairbrush every morning when I styled my hair.
By: Teresa Graedon, Joe Graedon
Q. My doctor prescribed 100 mg of metoprolol to control my blood pressure. After taking it for some time, I noticed that my once-thick blond hair had thinned considerably.
By: Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon
A. Scientists are beginning to look at this topic, although there are still very few studies.
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By: Teresa Graedon, Joe Graedon
Q. I developed C. diff as a result of taking the antibiotic ciprofloxacin. Even after treatment, the diarrhea would come right back. I read about fecal microbiota transplants because the C. diff was making me totally miserable.
Q. I developed C diff as a result of taking the antibiotic ciprofloxacin. Even after treatment, the diarrhea would come right back. I read about fecal microbiota transplants because the C diff was making me totally miserable.
By: Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon
Q. The internet is full of references to ivermectin being used to fight or avert cancer. Is there any empirical evidence, or is it all hype and anecdotal?
By: Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon
When I got a skin tag as a youngster, my mother tied black silk thread on it, and it fell off in less than a week. Now I live alone and can't tie thread around them.
Q: When I was 38 years old, I had chickenpox for the first time. It was a mild case with red spots but no blisters or itching.
By: Teresa Graedon, Joe Graedon
Q. The internet is full of references to ivermectin being used to fight or avert cancer. Is there any empirical evidence, or is it all hype and anecdotal?
