Melody SchreiberJournalist
The Guardian
Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs
23 articles
Across 6 topics, first on 10 Feb 2025, most recently 18 Sept 2026.
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Biography
Melody Schreiber is a health contributor/reporter at Guardian US and contributing editor at The New Republic, with a focus on health, science, and the Arctic. Previously she served as D.C. correspondent for ArcticToday from 2018 to 2023, covering politics, science, and security in the circumpolar region. Before her journalism career she worked as a program manager and communications director at the International Reporting Project (IRP) and as an assistant editor at the Woodrow Wilson Center. Her work has also appeared in The Washington Post, Wired, The Atlantic, NPR, and STAT News, among others. She held a food systems reporting fellowship with Johns Hopkins University in 2024 and an IWMF fellowship covering health and gender in Rwanda in 2019.
References
- 1.ABOUT – Melody Schreiber — Current roles (Guardian US health contributor/reporter, New Republic contributing editor), previous role as ArcticToday D.C. correspondent, prior career at IRP and Woodrow Wilson Center, fellowships at Johns Hopkins and IWMF
- 2.Melody Schreiber's Profile | The New Republic, Guardian US Journalist | Muck Rack — Confirms current roles as health contributor/reporter at Guardian US and contributing editor at The New Republic; publication outlets including The Guardian and MSN UK
- 3.Melody Schreiber (@melodyschreiber.com) – Bluesky — Self-identified professional roles: health contributor/reporter at Guardian US, contributing editor at The New Republic
- 4.Melody Schreiber – The Guardian US | LinkedIn — Confirms role as health contributor/reporter for Guardian US and contributing editor for The New Republic
- 5.ArcticToday – Melody Schreiber — Dates of ArcticToday D.C. correspondent role confirmed as 2018–2023
- 6.Melody Schreiber – IWMF — Confirms freelance journalism career, outlets including The Guardian, and previous role at the International Reporting Project
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