Linda Kallman

Feature article written for Bottom Line Personal: Hearing loss is one of the most common health problems as we age but almost half of us never seek help.

WebMD Cancer Health Center: Research, Writing

Feature article for MemoryWell.com: My mother had a massive stroke in 2012. Within the next few years we lost her, as well as my father. If I hadn’t been introduced to the world of palliative care and hospice care I would not have survived.

Health Advertorial: Research, Writing

Better Homes and Gardens Feature Article: Interview, Research, Writing

Feature article for MemoryWell.com: One quarter of U.S. seniors between the ages of 65 and 74, and half of those over 75, have a disabling form of hearing loss. And people with hearing loss are twice as likely to develop mild cognitive impairment, a risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease. MemoryWell spoke with Dr. Angela Loavenbruck, a long-time audiologist and former president of the American Academy of Audiology.

Feature article for MemoryWell.com: It’s probably overstating the case to say that Lettice Graham has found the fountain of youth. But there’s no doubt that there’s something in the water at the Hansborough Recreation Center. That’s the home of the Harlem Honeys and Bears, an all-black co-ed synchronized swimming team for seniors.

Linda Kallman's story about her mother's last days.

Sponsored Health Advertorial: Concept Development, Research, Writing

Feature Article: Interviews, Research, Writing

From humble beginnings in Vietnam to successful NY area chef. See his recipe for Shrimp and Vegetable Tempura with Creamy Mango Sauce.

Wrote All Content + Managed Website Design: FiTeq's patented fraud-fighting technology delivers immediate solutions to prevent counterfeiting when credit card data has been hacked.

WebMD Health Center: Research, Writing

Feature article written for SC Johnson's newsletter Right@Home: Great things to do with your kids when the weather keeps you indoors.

Written for the New York Times: Gary Patti did the first 440 in 1:28, in his wheelchair. Wheelchair sports began after WWII with competing teams of disabled veterans, most with spinal cord injuries.