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Chad Birt

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Doesn't Cover: Pop culture, politics, religion

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Hello!

I'm Chad Birt, a detail-oriented copywriter, content writer, creative strategist, and journalist who works with health and wellness brands, home healthcare companies, contract research organizations (CROs), and medical providers.

After graduating from Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication, I spent the first decade of my career in newsrooms, serving as a production assistant, director, and technical director. In 2017, I decided to pursue solo…

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Home Safety Matters: Bedroom Safety Tips for People with Alzheimer's and Dementia

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4 Scalp Treatments for Hair Growth Dermatologists Recommend for Thinning Hair After 50 Original

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By Kara Wahlgren Verified, Chad Birt Verified, Anna Traver Verified
| Woman's World Verified
Key Takeaways Scalp inflammation, dandruff and irritation can contribute to hair shedding and thinning. A few simple scalp-care changes may help create a healthier environment for new hair growth. Dermatologists explain when at-home scalp treatments may not be enough for hair loss. If you’ve noticed more strands in your brush or a wider part staring back at you in the mirror, the problem may be your scalp—not strands.
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4 Scalp Treatments for Hair Growth Derms Like for Thinning Hair After 50

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By Kara Wahlgren Verified, Chad Birt Verified, Anna Traver Verified, Lisa Maxbauer Verified
| Aol Verified
If you've noticed more strands in your brush or a wider part staring back at you in the mirror, the problem may be your scalp—not strands. If you’re dealing with itchiness or scalp irritation, it could be contributing to hair loss. A healthy scalp is the foundation for healthy hair, and dermatologists say the right If you've noticed more strands in your brush or a wider part staring back at you in the mirror, the problem may be your scalp—not strands.
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Does Soda Make You Gain Weight? The Simple Swap That Helps You Drop Pounds Fast Original

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By Allison Nemetz Verified, Chad Birt Verified
| Woman's World Verified
Key Takeaways Sugary soda can add calories without filling you up, making weight loss harder. Diet soda has fewer calories, but experts say it may not be the best everyday choice. Swapping soda for water or unsweetened sparkling water can be a simple weight-loss win. If you look forward to that afternoon fizz—the crack of the can, the icy sweetness of a refreshing Diet Coke—you’re not alone.
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