Dr. Sarah Collins

Dr. Sarah Collins

Health & Wellness Editor

Health & Wellness10 articles· Writing since 2022

Dr. Sarah Collins earned her doctorate in biomedical sciences before pivoting to science communication, where she found her true calling: making rigorous research legible to everyday readers. Over more than a decade, she has written for leading health publications, reviewed clinical studies, and collaborated with physicians to produce content that is both accurate and genuinely useful. At InfoDaily, she oversees health and wellness coverage, ensuring every article meets the highest standards of scientific integrity. Outside of writing, Sarah is a certified yoga instructor and advocates for mental health awareness.

Areas of Expertise

NutritionPreventive CareMental HealthEvidence-Based Medicine

Articles by Dr. Sarah Collins

Why You Should Take More Breaks During Your Workday
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5 min read·Jun 1

Why You Should Take More Breaks During Your Workday

Skipping breaks doesn't make you more productive — it makes you less. Here's what the research says about rest, focus, and why the most effective workers take breaks deliberately.

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10 Signs You Need More Sleep If You Work Night Shifts
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6 min read·May 7

10 Signs You Need More Sleep If You Work Night Shifts

Night shift workers often miss critical sleep signals. Discover 10 key signs your body needs more rest and actionable strategies to improve your sleep quality.

Dr. Sarah CollinsDr. Sarah Collins
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How to Fall Asleep Faster: Science-Backed Tricks That Actually Work
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7 min read·Apr 30

How to Fall Asleep Faster: Science-Backed Tricks That Actually Work

Struggling to fall asleep? Research reveals why your brain fights sleep — and the proven techniques that can cut your sleep onset time in half.

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Is Breakfast Really the Most Important Meal of the Day? What Science Actually Says
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5 min read·Apr 21

Is Breakfast Really the Most Important Meal of the Day? What Science Actually Says

We've been told breakfast is non-negotiable since childhood. But decades of nutrition research tell a more complicated — and liberating — story.

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How to Fix Your Sleep Schedule in One Week
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5 min read·Apr 19

How to Fix Your Sleep Schedule in One Week

Whether late nights have pushed your bedtime past midnight or shift work has scrambled your rhythms, here's a practical, science-backed plan to reset your sleep in seven days.

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How to Beat Spring Allergies in 2026
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5 min read·Apr 16

How to Beat Spring Allergies in 2026

Spring allergies are worse than ever this year. Here's what doctors recommend to finally get relief — from new treatments to everyday habits.

Dr. Sarah CollinsDr. Sarah Collins
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Why Your Older Cat Prefers Kitten Food: A Vet's Guide to Senior Pet Nutrition
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7 min read·Apr 15

Why Your Older Cat Prefers Kitten Food: A Vet's Guide to Senior Pet Nutrition

Discover why your senior cat craves kitten food, whether it's safe, and how to manage their nutrition for optimal health in their golden years.

Dr. Sarah CollinsDr. Sarah Collins
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Morning Routines of Healthy People: What Science Says
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7 min read·Apr 13

Morning Routines of Healthy People: What Science Says

Discover the science-backed morning habits that healthy people swear by — and how to build your own routine that actually sticks.

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Natural Remedies for Headaches That Actually Work
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7 min read·Apr 13

Natural Remedies for Headaches That Actually Work

Discover proven natural remedies for headaches, from hydration and essential oils to acupressure and magnesium, backed by science and real results.

Dr. Sarah CollinsDr. Sarah Collins
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10 Signs You Need More Sleep
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5 min read·Sep 19

10 Signs You Need More Sleep

Feeling off but not sure why? Your body may be screaming for more sleep. Here are the top signs — and what to do about them.

Dr. Sarah CollinsDr. Sarah Collins
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