Source Requests Newsletter #128

Doctors, veterinarians, pharmacists, etc for SEO SingleCare stories

Hi and happy Tuesday! I hope you’re doing well.

Today’s stories are all SEO articles for SingleCare. Please let me know if you’re able to help out!

Holiday treat!

For the month of December, everything in my Ko-Fi shop is 50 percent off!

That includes a bunch of resources for writers and 1 for PR professionals:

• Tips for PR Professionals on Working With a Journalist/Writer Successfully

This is usually $5+, but is $2.50+ (!!) this month!

Just use the following link to buy for yourself or a co-worker: https://ko-fi.com/ashleybroadwater/link/HAPPYHOLIDAYS

Thanks!

Reminders

• Per usual, please check out the intro here if you haven’t already, and don’t forget about my resources for PR professionals :)

• EOD for me means 11:59pm, but the earlier the better!

• NEW: If you mention a study or say research, please link it!

Story: Gabapentin overdose in dogs

• Publication: SingleCare

• Sources needed: Veterinarians who are a) based in the US and b) not associated with SingleCare’s competitors

• Deadline to answer questions: Monday, Dec. 9, EOD

• Questions:

  • Name, credentials, link to bio page

  • Can dogs overdose on Gabapentin?

  • What are signs of Gabapentin overdose in dogs? Please share neurological signs, gastrointestinal signs, cardiovascular/respiratory signs, and any others.

  • Please explain a few ways Gabapentin overdose can occur (accidental ingestion? dosage miscalculations? drug interactions?) and ways to prevent each.

  • Please share the dosage of Gabapentin recommended by weight for dogs, including the form of the medication.

Story: Tramadol’s long-term side effects

• Publication: SingleCare

• Sources needed: Doctors, surgeons, pharmacists who are a) based in the US and b) not associated with SingleCare’s competitors

• Deadline to answer questions: Monday, Dec. 9, EOD

• Questions:

  • Name, credentials, link to bio page

  • What would you say are the three most common side effects of tramadol?

  • What would you say are the three most serious side effects of tramadol?

  • Please share and elaborate on some of the long-term side effects of tramadol. Include ones that are cognitive, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, mental/emotional, etc.

  • What are the risk factors for permanent effects?

  • How many people are affected by long-term side effects of tramadol?

  • How long do tramadol side effects last? (Weeks, months, years?)

  • Please share and explain a few ways to treat or prevent long-term side effects from tramadol. Examples include medical interventions, therapeutic support, lifestyle changes, etc.

Story: How long meloxicam stays in your system

• Publication: SingleCare

• Sources needed: Rheumatologists, doctors, pharmacists who are a) based in the US and b) not associated with SingleCare’s competitors

• Deadline to answer questions: Monday, Dec. 9, EOD

• Questions:

  • Name, credentials, link to bio page

  • How long does meloxicam stay in your system? Would taking additional doses affect this?

  • Can how long it stays in your system vary, depending on the person?

  • What is the impact of a) dosage and b) metabolism on how long it stays?

  • What are other factors that could influence how long meloxicam stays in your system? (Ex: conditions, medications, etc)

  • What factors could influence the absorption of meloxicam?

  • Can you flush meloxicam out of your system faster? If so, how?

  • What are the side effects of long-term meloxicam use on the liver, kidney, and stomach?

  • Is it safe to take meloxicam daily?

  • How long can you safely take meloxicam?

  • Does meloxicam build up in your system?

  • What is the safest anti-inflammatory medication?

Story: Taking Zyrtec at night vs. in the morning

• Publication: SingleCare

• Sources needed: Allergists, doctors, pharmacists who are a) based in the US and b) not associated with SingleCare’s competitors

• Deadline to answer questions: Monday, Dec. 9, EOD

• Questions:

  • Name, credentials, link to bio page

  • Is it better to take Zyrtec at night or in the morning?

  • Does taking Zyrtec at night improve sleep quality by reducing allergy symptoms?

  • Can morning doses prevent daytime allergy symptoms without causing unwanted drowsiness?

  • Please discuss the importance of timing in maximizing allergy relief and minimizing side effects. Include factors that would influence the decision, such as severity of symptoms, lifestyle, and personal tolerance.

  • What happens if you take Zyrtec before bed?

  • Does Zyrtec make you tired in the morning?

  • Please describe ways someone can personalize their allergy treatment plan as a whole to best suit their lifestyle.

Thank you!

Ashley