Meredith Cooper
School
William Paterson University Of New Jersey
Expertise
Health Conditions, Food's Impact On Health, Celebrity-related Health Topics
- One of Meredith's favorite interviews was with Emmy-award winning voice actor Rob Paulsen who spoke with her about his surviving throat cancer.
- Meredith is a member of the National Communication Association's honor society, Lambda Pi Eta.
- As her family and friends would tell you, when health topics come up in conversation, she usually says, "Oh, I wrote an article about that."
Experience
Meredith's career in both print and online media spans more than 20 years. Besides helping to develop (as well as writing Health & Wellness articles for) The Physicians Outlook magazine supplement, she was also the Editor-In-Chief of two print and online publications: OutlooK-12 magazine and The Hispanic Outlook on Education magazine. She joined Static Media's Health Digest in 2021 as a feature writer and has also been a feature writer for Mashed and Tasting Table, as well as a recipe ghost writer for Health Digest and Mashed.
Education
Meredith has a bachelor's degree in Communications (and graduated Summa Cum Laude) and a master's degree in English/Writing from William Paterson University.
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Stories By Meredith Cooper
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You probably know diet can have a huge impact on your health, but certain foods may be especially good or bad for your kidneys. Read on to get the scoop.
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You may be overlooking a crucial factor when it comes to your hair health: what you eat. Read on for the scoop on which foods are helping or hurting your do.
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Pre-workout supplements are generally safe in the short run, but certain ingredients in these products have potential side effects.
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Medications and supplements can be essential to your body functioning properly, but there are some that shouldn't be taken together. Read on to learn more.
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Film sets can pose a variety of hazards, and sometimes accidents happen. Read on for the stories of actors who were seriously injured during filming.
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You probably know medications can cause side effects, but you may not know that some of these unintended effects are really weird. Read on to get the scoop.
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After starring as Iceman in "Top Gun," Doc Holliday in "Tombstone," and the Dark Knight himself in "Batman Forever," Val. Kilmer was diagnosed with cancer.
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Migraines can be triggered by a number of factors, including your diet. Read on to learn which foods to eat, and which to avoid, if you suffer from migraines.
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Most of us relegate ice cream to the occasional treat, but what would happen to your body if you ate it every day? Read on to find out.
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With many aspects of nutrition, variety is key. When it comes to hydration, there's a wide variety of foods that can help your body stay healthy and hydrated.
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Different types of clothing can cause health problems. Whether it's potentially bad for you or not, it's important to know what you're putting on your body.
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Your ears can not only take in crucial information, but also warn you when something is wrong. Understanding what they're trying to tell you can be difficult.
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If you experience headaches often, you should keep track of when they occur, how painful they are, how long they last, and what you were doing prior to onset.
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Muscle Milk is a protein supplement popular among bodybuilders and gym enthusiasts. Here's what you should know about this brand.
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Just as pain can be a warning that something's wrong, your body turning up the heat may be because of a medical condition or an immediate health concern.
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There are a number of don'ts to keep in mind when at a doctor's appointment. Here's what you should know to get the most out of your visit.
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Elvis Presley's death at age 42 shocked the world, and has been a source of controversy. What have we since learned about the star's health prior to his death?
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Brown, blue, green, hazel – no matter which color your eyes are, they can signal important advantages and health problems alike.
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From intense workouts to the occasional sweet treats, here's everything you'll find in Jennifer Lopez's diet and exercise routine.
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Let's take a look at some of the most prevalent "myths" tales that are actually true. Spoiler: An apple a day may actually keep the doctor away.
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When Nick Jonas was diagnosed with diabetes, he started down a path filled with challenges but also opportunities to inspire and help others.
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Many Americans do not get enough fiber but, thankfully, there are plenty of foods loaded with fiber that can help you up your intake of this important carb.
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Chances are you've at least heard of a spin class, even if you've never taken one. Here's a look at what happens to your body when you take these classes.
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Before you embark on any type of low-carb diet or start cutting carbs on your own, it's important to know how this approach might impact you.
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Chicken soup is a true home remedy that can offer real help with a health issue, but it certainly isn't the only one you may want to consider for what ails you.
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There are many nutrition myths that seem logical until you start researching. The good news is, once you're aware, you can avoid health-related pitfalls.
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Here's a look at some essential oils you should be using, and some you should avoid. Note: Always contact your health care professional prior to use.