
Hannah Sparks
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Hannah Sparks is an assistant Lifestyle editor at the New York Post. Hannah has relentlessly pursued stories featuring diverse and provocative perspectives. Her knack for identifying what excites the internet zeitgeist has added more uncommonly valuable narratives to the digital media landscape, including the story of a wizard who moonlights as a motivational speaker; the first openly trans cop of Oklahoma City; a happy marriage between a gay man and a straight woman; and the lonely lives of social media influencers and trust fund kids, among others.Joined at Jul 13, 2026Published
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Wikipedia officially bans AI-generated content — relying on human editors for bot detection

NypHannahSparksMar 28, 2026

These are the subtle warning signs a heart attack is imminent: doctor

NypHannahSparksFeb 23, 2025

What really happens to a broken penis — and which sex acts are most likely to cause it: video

NypHannahSparksSep 8, 2024

What your high school yearbook photo says about health and longevity, according to new research

NypHannahSparksAug 4, 2024

How serious is ‘moon face’? Here’s when to worry about cortisol levels, according to doctors

NypHannahSparksAug 2, 2024

Fentanyl exposure in utero causes birth defects — kids ‘not growing or developing’ normally, doctors warn

NypHannahSparksAug 2, 2024

Gen Z’s love for vaping could be the reason they’re ‘aging like milk’: docs

NypHannahSparksJun 2, 2024

Sex has unique health benefits for chronically stressed moms, study finds

NypHannahSparksJun 2, 2024

Arthritis linked to tryptophan in new study — here’s what to eat instead

NypHannahSparksMar 27, 2024

‘Woke’ people more likely to be unhappy, anxious and depressed, new study suggests

NypHannahSparksMar 17, 2024

Instagram’s hidden game is played with your favorite emoji — here’s how

NypHannahSparksMar 10, 2024

Same-sex parents could conceive children with shared DNA using skin cells: fertility study

NypHannahSparksMar 10, 2024

Sweetened drinks can increase irregular heartbeat risk — and here’s exactly how many

NypHannahSparksMar 5, 2024

Just 2 cans of soda per week is too much — even if you exercise: study

NypHannahSparksMar 3, 2024

‘Everywhere chemicals’ in plastic food containers and more linked to preterm births, doctors warn

NypHannahSparksFeb 7, 2024

Nose-picking likely ‘partially’ to blame for Alzheimer’s disease: scientists

NypHannahSparksFeb 4, 2024

Microplastics are in the clouds: researchers sound alarm on plastic air pollution

NypHannahSparksOct 1, 2023

Blue light from phones, tablets and TVs may induce early puberty: study

NypHannahSparksSep 25, 2023

Vaping can shrink testicles, cause sperm counts to plummet: new research

NypHannahSparksSep 4, 2023

‘Holy grail’ of cancer detection predicts tumors a year before they form: breakthrough

NypHannahSparksMar 27, 2023

