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Hannah Yasharoff

Entertainment + Wellness Reporter at Freelance Writer

Hannah Yasharoff is a freelance entertainment and wellness reporter. She previously covered wellness, entertainment and culture for USA TODAY where she wrote breaking, trending and features stories about celebrities, books, movies, TV, music and fashion; as well as features on mental and physical health, lifestyle and relationships for their new Wellness vertical. Hannah also covered health and wellness for The Messenger. She now regularly contributes articles to USA TODAY, PopSugar, Women’s Health, Well+Good, AARP and more.

She graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in multiplatform journalism. She is always listening to Taylor Swift.

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  • You practice good hygiene. So why do you still smell bad?
    25 Aug 2024—USA TODAY
    You're doing everything right: showering regularly, wearing deodorant, washing your clothes. Yet the unmistakable scent of body odor remains present. What's the deal? Body odor can be frustrating and embarrassing to deal with. But medical experts want you to know that there are ways to fix it, even when you feel like you've exhausted all the options. "For those struggling with the mental impacts of excessive sweating and body odor, it’s crucial to understand that these conditions are common...
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  • New Study Reveals Tattoo Ink Contamination—How Concerned Should You Be?
    25 Jul 2024—Well+Good
    New research from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) shows that sealed bottles of tattoo and permanent makeup ink can contain millions of potentially dangerous bacteria—even those bottles that have been labeled "sterile." If you've gotten a tattoo or permanent makeup recently, or are planning to, that's a rightfully concerning thing to read. So should this new study make you rethink getting inked? "The presence of bacteria in tattoo and permanent makeup ink is indeed a cause for...

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