News & Features

I cover lots of different topics—from business to health and wellness to real estate to sustainability—for newspapers, magazines and online media. These news and feature articles involve conducting interviews with experts and doing deep-dives into the latest research.


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THE NEW YORK TIMES | January 9, 2024

Can I Fix the Spider Veins on My Face?

"Q: I’ve noticed some red, squiggly blood vessels just under the skin of my cheeks and around my nose. What are they, exactly? And is it possible to get rid of them?"

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MEN’S HEALTH | November 29, 2023

Why You Shouldn’t Chew Pills That You Can’t Swallow

“When you take medication, you may not think much about swallowing tablets or capsules with a gulp of water. But, swallowing pills isn’t so easy for everyone.”

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BUSINESS INSIDER | October 23, 2023

3 reasons short-form video is one of the best — and cheapest — marketing tools small businesses can use

“Short-form videos are typically between five and 90 seconds and are often used as Instagram reels and stories, TikTok videos, and YouTube shorts. A Sprout Social survey found that three in five consumers consider short-form videos the most engaging type of social content.”

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THE NEW YORK TIMES | October 3, 2023

How Many Skin Care Products Do I Really Need?

"Dermatologists recommend keeping it simple and say that everyone’s skin care routine should include a few essential steps: cleansing, moisturizing and sun protection."

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Carlos Soto, a cofounder of Nosotros Tequila & Mezcal.

BUSINESS INSIDER | October 3, 2023

Cofounders of a grassroots tequila company share how storytelling earned them loyal and engaged customers

“When constructing a brand story, small businesses should curate elements that resonate most with the target consumer — but the story must be true and authentic, he said.”

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REWORKED | January 23, 2024

AI Workplace Fears Are Taking a Toll. Here's What You Can Do

“More companies are embracing artificial intelligence to automate tasks and create efficiencies, often with the goal of making employees’ jobs easier. But, the expansion of AI is worrying many employees, and many say it’s having a negative impact on their mental health.”

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MEN’S HEALTH | July 13, 2023

How Ultra-Processed Foods Differ From Other Processed Foods

"Frozen pizza, pre-packaged meals, fast food, and canned soup may pop into your diet from time to time. These foods are tasty and convenient. But, they’re also ultra-processed, and eating too many isn’t great for your health."

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THE MUSE | August 8, 2023

How to Deal With Weight Bias and Discrimination at Work

“Research released by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) in May 2023 revealed that 12% of workers have felt unfairly treated due to their weight at some point in their careers, and 15% say their coworkers have made false assumptions about them because of their weight. Half of people managers say they favor interacting with average-weight employees.”

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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING | May 3, 2023

Why Is My Face Swollen? 12 Underlying Causes, According to Doctors

“Puffy eyes, inflamed cheeks and tender chins can be the first signs of under-the-radar syndromes that require medical attention.”

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THE NEW YORK TIMES | February 27, 2024

How Do I Get Rid of the ‘Chicken Skin’ on My Arms and Legs?

"Maybe they look like goose bumps — or the skin of a plucked chicken. Perhaps they’re raised and feel a little bit like sandpaper.

These may be the signs of keratosis pilaris, a common skin condition that can cause tiny, painless bumps to appear on the upper arms, thighs and buttocks, said Dr. Amy Freeman, a dermatologist in Millburn, N.J."

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BUSINESS INSIDER | September 12, 2023

3 ways small-business owners can tackle their personal setbacks and still rocket through growth targets

“Starting a business is never an easy task. In a 2021 Zapier poll of US adults, more than 60% of respondents said they had an idea for a business, but most never try to make it a reality because of a lack of time, finances, or support, on top of having too many personal responsibilities.”

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MEN’S HEALTH | January 3, 2024

Therapists Explain How Black-and-White Thinking Affects Your Mental Health

“Life is full of nuances. Most people aren’t always good or always bad, and the decisions you have to make aren’t all or nothing. There’s usually a middle ground.

But if you find yourself constantly thinking in absolutes, you could be stuck in a pattern of black-and-white thinking.”

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