Transforming Your Health Conversations
Why we exist (and why now)
Health information has never been more abundant — and that’s exactly the problem.
Every day brings new medical discoveries, groundbreaking studies, health headlines, and opinions about what we should or shouldn’t be doing. One day coffee is good for you. The next day, apparently, we need to reconsider everything we know about breakfast.
Sorting through it all shouldn’t require a medical degree.
That’s why LiviumHealth exists.
We believe everyone deserves access to clear, credible, and understandable health information. Whether you’re following the latest medical breakthrough, learning about a health condition, or simply trying to make sense of a headline, we’re here to help you understand what matters.
No unnecessary medical jargon. No fear-driven headlines. Just trustworthy health reporting that helps you stay informed and ask better questions.
What LiviumHealth Is
LiviumHealth is an independent health information destination dedicated to making medical news, scientific discoveries, and everyday wellness topics easier to understand.
Our goal is simple: connect readers with credible health journalism that informs, educates, and empowers.
To deliver on that promise, we partner with HealthDay, an established provider of evidence-based health news and medical reporting.
HealthDay has been producing health journalism since 1998, with experienced reporters, editors, and medical specialists contributing to its coverage.
Through this relationship, LiviumHealth brings readers professionally produced health reporting covering the issues that shape our health, our families, and our communities.
We focus on three things
Clarity:
Making complex health information understandable without oversimplifying the science.
Credibility:
Publishing reporting grounded in reputable research, established medical sources, and professional editorial standards.
Relevance:
Highlighting the discoveries, developments, and health questions that matter in everyday life.
Because understanding your health shouldn’t be harder than taking care of it.
Health touches nearly every part of our lives, and our coverage reflects that.
From major medical advances to practical health information, LiviumHealth explores a broad range of topics, including:
- General Health: Medical discoveries, preventive care, and important health developments.
- Heart Health: Cardiovascular disease, heart health research, and prevention.
- Cancer: Advances in cancer research, screening, treatment, and prevention.
- Diabetes & Weight Management: Research on metabolic health, diabetes, obesity, and weight loss.
- Mental Health & Neurology: Brain health, emotional well-being, neurological disorders, and emerging discoveries.
- Women’s Health & Pregnancy: Reproductive health, maternal health, and health issues affecting women.
- Nutrition & Fitness: The science of food, physical activity, and healthy living.
- Children’s Health: Pediatric research and health developments affecting families.
- Public Health & Infectious Diseases: Disease prevention, outbreaks, vaccines, and community health issues.
- Digestive Health & Other Conditions: Research and information on the conditions affecting everyday life.
Our coverage continues to evolve as medical science advances and new health questions emerge.
Good health information starts with people who know how to ask the right questions, examine the evidence, and communicate the findings responsibly.
That’s why LiviumHealth licenses professional health journalism from HealthDay.
HealthDay’s editorial organization includes experienced health reporters, medical writers, editors, and regular contributors with backgrounds in journalism, scientific research, healthcare, and public health.
The following professionals are members of HealthDay’s editorial organization who have partnered with LiviumHealth to produce high-quality content.
Tina DiMarcantonio-Brown — Executive Editor
Tina brings extensive experience in medical and healthcare journalism to her editorial leadership role at HealthDay. Her background includes writing and editing for specialized publications covering orthopedics, infectious diseases, endocrinology, oncology, and other medical fields. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications from Bloomsburg University.
Dennis Thompson — Managing Editor
Dennis has more than 25 years of experience in journalism, including reporting for Gannett newspapers across the United States. He has also spent more than a decade reporting on health and medical topics for digital and print publications, helping readers understand emerging scientific research and healthcare developments.
Stephanie Brown — Editorial Director
Stephanie is an experienced healthcare writer and editor with more than a decade of industry experience in the United States and United Kingdom. Her work includes editing medical research reporting for Physician’s Briefing, helping translate complex clinical findings into accessible and informative coverage.
Marianne Madeiros — Copy Editor
Marianne has approximately two decades of experience in proofreading and copy editing, with work spanning medical journals, magazines, and digital news. Her experience includes working with Reuters Health, where she developed expertise in the fast-paced environment of online medical journalism.
Lori Solomon — Health & Medical Writer
Lori is an Atlanta-based writer specializing in healthcare policy, public health, and medicine. She began her journalism career with internships at The New York Times and the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. She earned both a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s degree in public health from Emory University.
Elana Gotkine — Medical & Scientific Writer
Elana earned a master’s degree in Biological Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge. After beginning her career in biotechnology and laboratory research, she transitioned into medical and scientific communication. Her experience includes working with physicians and researchers to communicate complicated scientific findings accurately and clearly.
Carole T. Miller — Health Journalist & Editor
Carole has decades of experience in reporting, editing, and newsroom leadership, including positions with Gannett newspapers and The News & Observer in North Carolina. She has contributed to HealthDay since its early years and previously received the New York City Deadline Club’s James Wright Brown Award for Excellence in Public Service Reporting.
Meet the full HealthDay editorial team →
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We believe credible health information should help people make informed decisions, not replace the professionals who care for them.
That’s why it’s important to understand what we do — and what we don’t.
- We are not a medical clinic, hospital, pharmacy, or healthcare provider.
- We do not diagnose medical conditions or provide personalized treatment recommendations.
- Our articles are intended for general information and educational purposes.
- Reading health news is not a substitute for consulting a licensed medical professional.
Think of LiviumHealth as a resource that helps you understand the conversation, not a replacement for having one with your doctor.
Health information should be useful, accurate, and accessible.
Through our publishing relationship with HealthDay, we aim to bring readers professionally reported health stories that make complicated subjects easier to follow.
We believe responsible health journalism should distinguish new findings from established medical knowledge, acknowledge uncertainty, and avoid presenting preliminary research as settled science.
When an exciting new study makes headlines, context matters just as much as the discovery itself.
Our job is to help readers stay informed, not tell them how to live their lives.
We don’t believe staying healthy should mean constantly questioning every new headline or chasing the latest trend.
We believe it starts with understanding.
By connecting readers with professional health journalism and trustworthy medical information, LiviumHealth helps make important health conversations more accessible to everyone.
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Transparency
LiviumHealth may include links to products or services so you can explore options. In some cases, we may earn compensation if you choose to purchase through a link. That does not change what we cover or what we say. We care about credibility more than clicks.