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In the press

Press coverage, podcast appearances, and interviews featuring Dr. Sarah Luebker, a board-certified rheumatologist writing on autoimmune disease and metabolic health.

Press and interviews

Sarah Luebker, DO, is a board-certified rheumatologist at White River Health, and she writes here at The Holistic Rheumatologist. She speaks on autoimmune disease, metabolic health, nutrition, and environmental exposures, to clinical audiences and general ones alike. This page is where coverage of that work gets listed. Interviews, podcast appearances, and anything written about her elsewhere all belong here, and nothing is listed yet, so the note below says what I need in order to change that.

[SARAH: this page needs your input before it's worth publishing to anybody at all. Nothing is listed below it, because no coverage has reached me yet. Send me whatever exists, at whatever level of detail you have to hand, and I'll build the list around it.]

Coverage

[SARAH: needs the list. For each item please give the outlet, the headline or episode title, the date, and a link. Podcast appearances, print or online interviews, quotes in someone else's article, and broadcast all belong here.]

Speaking

Descriptions of the talks Dr. Luebker delivers, including the three-part metabolic health series presented at White River Health in 2025, are on the speaking pages. Recordings of several of them are published on her YouTube channel, where the titles are written for a general audience rather than a clinical one. All three parts of that series are gathered on the watch page, in the order they were delivered.

For journalists and producers

Biography, credentials, headshot, and a list of interview topics are on the press kit page. Interview requests can go to the email address published on this site, and it helps to include your outlet, the format, the expected duration, and your deadline. Requests are answered around a clinical schedule, so a deadline stated up front makes a faster reply possible.

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