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Jenna Fletcher

(She/Her)
Coopersburg
As seen in: Yahoo Life, Business Insider, HuffPost, WebMD, Yahoo Singapore, Aol, BuzzFeed, Healthline, Medical News Today, Yahoo Sports Canada and
Covers:  Consumer medical and health writer, Medicare explainers, parenting, general health and wellness, lifestyles
Health and wellness writer, parenting writer, food writer and enthusiast @ seasonedsprinkles.com. Bylines: MNT, HuffPost, Scary Mommy, Today’s Parent

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Jenna Fletcher’s Biography

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I am a freelance writer based out of the greater Philadelphia area. I cover mainly health and wellness for a consumer audience, parenting, and lifestyles. Bylines include: Medical News Today, HuffPost, Healthline, Bezzy, Scary Mommy, The Keystone, Livestrong, Insider, Today's Parent, Health.com, and more.

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Breast Cancer and the Military: The Connection and Firsthand Stories

Breast Cancer and the Military: The Connection and Firsthand Stories

The risk of developing breast cancer is higher among people who've served in the military. These servicewomen…

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Medications and Treatments for Myasthenia Gravis: Your FAQs

Medications and Treatments for Myasthenia Gravis: Your FAQs

Although there is no cure for myasthenia gravis, there are medications that can help reduce symptoms and incr…

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How long will Medicare pay for hospice care?

How long will Medicare pay for hospice care?

What long and how often will Medicare cover hospice care? Read on to learn more, including where a person can…

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Deciding to Get Out a Marriage

Deciding to Get Out a Marriage

Divorce can be a complex process. If you're considering divorce, support is available to help you effectively…

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Psoriasis and Heart Health: Understanding the Link

Psoriasis and Heart Health: Understanding the Link

Research suggests that some people with psoriasis may have a higher risk of heart disease. Learn the potentia…

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Type 2 and Gestational Diabetes: What's the Connection?

Type 2 and Gestational Diabetes: What's the Connection?

I've had gestational diabetes twice and it puts me at risk for type 2 diabetes. Here are five ways I'm doing …

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Theater Review: Mikki Gillette’s Double Feature Invites You Into Her Humorous and Urgent Worlds

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By Jenna Fletcher
| Portland Mercury Verified
All art, at its best, gives us the ability to transport ourselves and see the world from a new vantage point. The trouble is that sometimes the views we have access to are limited by the privilege of only certain voices being shared. Enter the rare opportunity of Tears and Glitter and Mimetic Desire, two plays by award-winning playwright Mikki Gillette.
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Mercury Music Picks Does it Again with New Sounds From Portland and Berlin

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By our Spotify, Jenna Fletcher
| Portland Mercury Verified
As I’m writing this, I’m still buzzing after seeing Lambrini Girls at Mississippi Studios on Sunday. Their politics are abolitionist, their energy was off the charts, and they cajoled concert goers into building a human pyramid with ten people that the rest of the audience then started a circle pit around. It was one of those shows that makes us remember why we see live music, why we make art: It’s for community.
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Can Food Cause More Mucus in COPD?

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By Jenna Fletcher, Jared Meacham
| bezzycopd.com
Eating can worsen COPD symptoms, but it’s unclear if any one food causes more mucus to build up. Here are ways to overcome this frustrating part of the condition. Some foods and lack of hydration can thicken mucus, but foods do not directly cause more mucus in COPD. Several factors related to eating, though, can cause your body to create more mucus in response. Avoiding some of these triggers, such as food allergens and eating quickly, can help prevent more mucus from developing.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing for a small health and wellness site

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! I used to write on an electric typewriter on my family’s dining room table when I was a kid writing stories.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

https://www.bezzybc.com/discover/living-well-bc/health-diagnosed-with-breast-cancer-while-pregnant/