Angelique H. Caffrey
School
Bucknell University
Expertise
Ageless Wellness Wisdom, Running & Workout Culture, Creative Healthy Cuisine
- Each year, Angelique teaches hundreds of teens and adults performing arts techniques to improve their confidence, well-being, and self-image, as well as bring out their known and hidden talents.
- Her bylined and ghostwritten contributions have been published in various online media sites, including Entrepreneur, Forbes, Harvard Business Review, Healthcare Business Today, SUCCESS, AOL, and Food Logistics.
- Though she's not a fast runner, she is determined to go the distance and has completed three half-marathons and one marathon.
Experience
Angelique Caffrey's "word nerd" writing abilities were honed as a young child tapping away on a manual typewriter. Today, she's a professional freelancer who has spent more than 20 years partnering with a variety of clients and publications to turn ideas into engaging content. When she's not crafting written material, she's typically spending time with her amazing family, running around the neighborhood in her Sauconys, experimenting in the kitchen with new tastes (sesame oil and allspice are magic ingredients!), or watching a Hollywood classic. Angelique won the Julia Fonville Smithson Memorial Prize award for her prose while attending Bucknell University and continues to scratch her creative itch by entering professional writing contests.
Education
Angelique earned her B.A. with a major in English and an art history minor from Bucknell University.
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Stories By Angelique H. Caffrey
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In a statement, actor James Van Der Beek announced his colorectal cancer diagnosis. While it may sound like another term for colon cancer, they are different.
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The idea of swallowing a battery might sound farfetched. But it actually happens more often than you think, especially to kids - and comes with consequences.
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When you sleep with the TV on, it may mean that you need it to fall asleep. But according to an expert, this can say something about your mental health, too.
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If you're looking to lose weight and improve your blood pressure, this breakfast food may be just the ticket, according to the nutrition expert we spoke with.
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The unlikely cause behind the McDonald's Quarter Pounder E. coli outbreak has been pinpointed: it was the onions. But does consuming them really make you sick?
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Some people prefer sourdough bread over other bread types. But choosing this as your daily staple may have an unexpected effect on your blood sugar levels.
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Over the years, Cheerios has maintained its popularity in the breakfast aisle. And one of its most famous claims is that it can help keep cholesterol low.
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With the recent E. coli outbreak hitting the news, more and more people have been concerned about its mortality rate. A health expert sets the record straight.
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News reports confirm an outbreak of E. coli connected to McDonald's outlets in certain states. Infected consumers had purchased the chain's Quarter Pounders.
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Sourdough bread has increased in popularity in recent years. In this exclusive, an expert talks about the potential effects of making it a breakfast staple.
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A plethora of popular fruits may come to mind when vitamin C is mentioned. But there's a little-known fruit that beats them all in terms of vitamin C content.
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Is there a link between ibuprofen use and night sweats? An expert sheds light on the NSAID's possible side effects in a Health Digest exclusive interview.
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An infected prostate is something that every man should take seriously. Fortunately, there are telltale symptoms that you need immediate medical attention.
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It's frustrating to look in the mirror and see pimples, especially if you are over 50. However, it might be telling you about something happening in your body.
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Liquid eggs are a convenient option, easy to grab in a pinch. But according to a health expert, there may be some ingredients in them to watch out for.
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Ice Breakers Mints are a quick and easy way to freshen your breath. An expert tells Health Digest what you're really ingesting when you pop one in your mouth.
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Some beans are more popular than others. An expert shares reasons why this bean should be more popular, especially for people with high cholesterol levels.
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Not sure which bread ingredients are the unhealthiest? We consulted a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist to learn more about what might be lurking in your bread.
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According to TikTok, beef tallow is the latest top-rated secret to high-quality skincare. But some are concerned about potential mad cow disease infection.
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A high blood pressure reading is certainly concerning. But there's a possibility that an incorrect arm position may be falsely raising your blood pressure.
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High cholesterol and high blood pressure at the same time is a one-two punch to your health. As an expert tells Health Digest, an unpopular vegetable may help.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently issued a recall notice for Hammond's Candies' Dark Chocolate Filled Mini Waffle Cones, just before Halloween.
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When you're at Costco and hunger suddenly strikes, it can be tough to choose the healthiest bites. According to an expert, there are at least five to avoid.
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If you're diligently following the highly popular carnivore diet, you may feel like your snacking days are over. However, our expert says that's not true.
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Although anyone can get kidney stones, your risk changes over the age of 50. Our expert explains why this occurs and what you can do about it.
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Do you prefer your eggs poached instead of fried or scrambled? According to an expert, this choice might affect your cholesterol levels in surprising ways.
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The way you exercise your biceps could possibly help lower your blood pressure reading at your next doctor's appointment. Here's what the science says.