Julia Landwehr

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Title: Health News Reporter
Education: Boston College
Expertise: News, Health
  • Health news reporter focused on breaking and trending topics
  • Background in english, journalism, and history
  • Graduate of Boston College

Experience

Julia is a news reporter for Health, where she covers breaking and trending news on health and wellness topics. Before joining Health, Julia held an internship position at Verywell Health, where she also covered news. Her work has been featured in The Heights, an independent student newspaper at Boston College, and Minnesota Monthly.

Education

Julia graduated from Boston College with a bachelor's degree in english. She also minored in journalism and history.

About Health

Health, a Dotdash Meredith Brand, is an award-winning online resource for empathetic, trustworthy, and actionable health and wellness information so you can make the best choice for your health. We reach more than 9 million readers a month. We ensure the accuracy of our content by relying on seasoned health journalists, credentialed medical professionals and thorough fact checkers. Learn more about us and our editorial process.

Latest from Julia Landwehr
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What Is Heartland Virus? Tickborne Disease May Be Expanding Its Reach Across the U.S.
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FDA Approves Zavzpret, a New Fast-Acting Nasal Spray to Treat Migraine
woman turning off phone alarm in morning light
Is Daylight Saving Time Ending? How the Sunshine Protection Act Could Impact Health
Teen girl looking at her phone
TikTok Announces Daily Time Limit for Teens, But Is It Enough?
man looking out window holding abdomen in pain
CDC Warns About Drug-Resistant Stomach Bug on the Rise in the US: What to Know
Man doing an at-home COVID-19 test
Lucira’s Over-the-Counter COVID-19 and Flu Test Receives FDA Authorization
Woman looking at a pill bottle
It’s Not Too Early to Start Taking Spring Allergy Medication, Experts Say
Woman looking at supplement bottles
Before You Buy Magnesium Supplements From TikTok, Here’s What You Need to Know
Photograph of actor Bruce Willis
How Is Frontotemporal Dementia Diagnosed? Bruce Willis' Condition, Explained
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Study: Common Pregnancy Complications Could Increase Risk of Heart Disease for Decades
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CVS Is Offering Free Heart Health Screenings This February—Here’s How to Get Yours
woman talking to female physician
Ovarian Cancer Prevention: Should You Consider Getting Your Fallopian Tubes Removed?
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EzriCare Eye Drops Recalled as CDC Investigates Link to Drug-Resistant Bacterial Infections
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What the End of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Means for Testing and Treatment Costs
person receiving covid vaccine
FDA Panel Endorses Updated COVID Shots for All, Regardless of Vaccination Status
older man in hospital bed
What Is VEXAS Syndrome? Newly Discovered Disease May Be More Common Than Once Thought
female doctor talking to female patient in office.
Study: Some Women With Cancer in One Breast May Be More Likely to Develop It in the Other
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Intermittent Fasting May Not Be a Useful Approach to Weight Loss, Study Suggests
senior woman receiving bandage after covid vaccine booster
CDC, FDA Investigating Potential—But 'Unlikely'—Link Between Pfizer Booster and Stroke Risk
woman putting kettle on gas stove
Gas Stove Health Concerns: What to Know and How to Reduce Your Risk
close-up image of First Lady Jill Biden
What Is Mohs Surgery? Jill Biden Has 2 Cancerous Lesions Removed During Procedure
woman receiving covid test in pharmacy
XBB.1.5: What to Know About the 'Most Transmissible' COVID Subvariant Yet
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How Coverage of Damar Hamlin's Cardiac Arrest and CPR Could Go On to Save Countless Lives
emergency room physician examining male patient.
Q&A: We Asked 5 Emergency Room Doctors About the COVID, Flu, and RSV 'Tripledemic'