Health & Wellness Trends Reporter
aaja24Brooklyn (NY)
About the role
The Atlantic is hiring a curious, ambitious health-focused journalist to cover Americans’ changing health habits and wellness trends. This staff writer will explore how our desires to eat well, exercise, sleep, and resist unhealthy behaviors shape the definition of a healthy life in the United States.
The ideal candidate will be skilled at parsing scientific research, reporting on policies, and interacting with influential figures, with a penchant for conceptual depth and persuasive writing.
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