Kimberly Nicoletti
Kimberly Nicoletti
Kimberly Nicoletti is a freelance journalist, editor and writing coach based in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. She has been published in Natural Health magazine, Fitness Republic, SheKnows.com, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Dallas AM News, Minnesota Magazine, The Denver Post and a variety of regional magazines including Aspen Philanthropist, Aspen Times Weekly, Vail Valley, Vail Health, Mountain Gazette, CO Yoga + Life and Spoke + Blossom. She has been the managing editor of several magazines, most currently in Snowmass, CO. She has a masters in somatic psychology and loves writing about health, people, travel and anything related to living a creative, authentic life.
Latest MedTruth Work by Kimberly Nicoletti
Baby Carriers: How to Prevent Hip Dyspla...
Kimberly Nicoletti · May 26, 2020
Carrying your baby incorrectly could lead to hip dysplasia, which is described as a “silent condition” because babies aren’t in pain and can usually still learn to walk.
Health Features'Brain on Fire' Brings Attention to Rare...
Kimberly Nicoletti · May 22, 2020
A young journalist experiencing unusual symptoms is misdiagnosed with a mental illness in the film adaptation of a true story, which successfully drew attention to an unrecognized autoimmune disease known as anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis.
Health FeaturesNetflix's 'Pandemic' Eerily Predicted CO...
Kimberly Nicoletti · April 24, 2020
The Netflix docuseries "Pandemic," filmed prior to the coronavirus outbreak, follows doctors and researchers in their quests to prepare for a pandemic like the 1918 deadly influenza virus.
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Baby Carriers: How to Prevent Hip Dyspla...
Kimberly Nicoletti · May 26, 2020
Carrying your baby incorrectly could lead to hip dysplasia, which is described as a “silent condition” because babies aren’t in pain and can usually still learn to walk.
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'Brain on Fire' Brings Attention to Rare...
Kimberly Nicoletti · May 22, 2020
A young journalist experiencing unusual symptoms is misdiagnosed with a mental illness in the film adaptation of a true story, which successfully drew attention to an unrecognized autoimmune disease known as anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis.
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Netflix's 'Pandemic' Eerily Predicted CO...
Kimberly Nicoletti · April 24, 2020
The Netflix docuseries "Pandemic," filmed prior to the coronavirus outbreak, follows doctors and researchers in their quests to prepare for a pandemic like the 1918 deadly influenza virus.
Health Features
American Youth at Growing Risk of Suicide and Self-Harm
Kimberly Nicoletti · April 2, 2020
The rate of suicide attempts and self-harming behavior is on the rise in recent years, doubling in children and teens in less than a decade.
Health FeaturesNetflix’s Docuseries 'The Pharmacist' Depicts One Man’s Fight Against Opioid Corruption
Kimberly Nicoletti · March 13, 2020
'The Pharmacist' tells the story of Daniel Schneider’s heart-wrenching search for his son’s killer and ultimately shows the opioid crisis through his eyes — a Louisiana-based pharmacist.
Health FeaturesMore States Sue JUUL As FDA's Regulatory Deadline Approaches
Kimberly Nicoletti · March 11, 2020
As more states file suit against Juul, the vaping manufacturer prepares to submit an application to the FDA to prove that e-cigarettes benefit smokers more than they harm teenagers.
Legal DevelopmentsInsulin Price-Capping Extends to Illinois
Kimberly Nicoletti · March 6, 2020
In January, Illinois became the second state to enact legislation capping insulin at $100 per month.
NewsHundreds of Thousands of Medtronic Insulin Pumps Recalled
Kimberly Nicoletti · March 6, 2020
Medtronic has recalled about 322,000 defective insulin pumps used by type 1 diabetics. The pumps from the MiniMed 600 series can deliver too much or too little insulin due to missing or broken retainer rings.
FDA Regulation'Anamnesis' Podcast Delves Into Manufacturing Issues With Generic Drugs
Kimberly Nicoletti · February 28, 2020
In a recent episode of the “Anamnesis” podcast, investigative journalist Katherine Eban discusses the substandard conditions for manufacturing generic drugs.
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