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I'm a multimedia journalist with ten years of experience writing about technology, health, science, thought leadership, parenting, and business. I have a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University and was a reporter at the Washington Post before becoming a freelancer. I've also worked as a business and news reporter at Reuters.
In regions such as Southeast Asia that have fast-growing populations and are grappling with food export restrictions, substitutes for traditional meat are emerging as a reliable protein alternative. And it’s not just attracting vegetarians: The meat alternatives industry is becoming a darling of food security experts, venture capitalists and companies trying to protect themselves from supply chain crunches.
Japanese husbands do less housework than their counterparts in any rich country. Late into old age, many have never washed a dish or held a pairing knife. As the country ages, however, and the average life span for men stretches into the mid-80s, some women are drawing a line and declaring themselves done with picking up after their husbands. Now, some men have signed up for housework courses to learn the ropes
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/11/25/japan-elderly-men-cooking-housekeeping-classes/
In a nation with one of the world’s highest rates of Caesarean section, the elite are hiring wedding-style planners and inviting guests to the surgery.
As a staff reporter at the Washington Post I wrote about health, politics, race and general news.
Company: Washington Post
I worked there from 7/2016 until 7/2020
I covered telecommunications, business and general news from New York and Washington D.C.
Company: Reuters
I worked there from 9/2013 until 5/2016