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United States Dan Hurley is an American science reporter, author, and frequent contributor to major publications, sharing his insights on science, health, and human intelligence.
Dan Hurley's profile on Muck Rack, featuring articles he has written for various publications and contact information for the freelance journalist.
Dan Hurley worked as a contract historian and political reporter for Local 12 since 1981, and for 20 years served as the Executive Producer and Host of a program on 91.7 WVXU (NPR).
Coach Dan Hurley shares advice on mental health and its importance in his story.
An article discussing a soil health journey at Maker's Mark, highlighting the company's establishment of a 33-acre Natural Water Sanctuary.
The story of Dr. Dan Hurley, M.D., who was a member of the Patient / Family Advisory Board and wrote a publication on Insurance Authorization and Getting Your Care Approved.
A video discussing how UConn, under Coach Dan Hurley, has utilized breathwork to support mental health among its athletes.
An article by Dan Hurley on Movers & Makers Cincinnati discussing the echoes of Auschwitz as the Allied Armies bore down on the German homeland in early 1945.
An article by Dan Hurley reporting that repeat expansions within the CASP8 gene significantly raise the risk of Alzheimer's.
An article by Dan Hurley linking exposure to wildfire smoke to an increased risk of dementia.
An article by Dan Hurley on pediatric peri-optic neuritis, reporting on favorable outcomes with intravenous and oral steroid treatment.
An article by Dan Hurley identifying distinctive characteristics that aid in diagnosing rapidly progressive dementia.
An article by Dan Hurley discussing acoustic holograms and their use to target precise brain areas with ultrasound.
An article by Dan Hurley on new insights into somatic expression in Huntington's Disease, suggesting the pace and number of CAG repeats provide clues to neurodegeneration.
An article by Dan Hurley detailing how neurologists are faring after the Southern California wildfires, including the experiences of Dr. Marc R. Nuwer.
An article by Dan Hurley on artificial intelligence outperforming standard screening tools in predicting suicide risk in a Native American population.
An article by Dan Hurley featuring Dr. Andrew B. Singleton’s journey in neurologic genetics research and his identification of GBA1 and LRRK2 as Parkinson's disease risk genes.
An article discussing Dan Hurley's troubling injury update on UConn guard Hassan Diarra.
An article by Dan Hurley on UConn's offensive issues and the potential for Liam McNeeley to be a primary ball handler.
An article by Dan Hurley advocating for the removal of Hassan Diarra from the UConn lineup until he is healthy due to a lingering knee issue.
An article by Dan Hurley where UConn's Dan Hurley praises St. John's defense, calling it 'Way Stronger Than We Are'.
An article by Dan Hurley reporting on former UConn star Stephon Castle's career-high 33 points in a Spurs loss.
An article by Dan Hurley on UConn's 'Point Guard Crisis' and Hurley's concerns about the team's depth at the position.
An article about Dan Hurley facing backlash for comments directed at an official during a Butler-UConn game.
An article by Dan Hurley on discontinuing 'First-Line' drugs in stable MS patients and the increased risk of recurrence.
An article by Dan Hurley linking beta blockers to delayed motor diagnosis and slower progression in Huntington's Disease.
An article by Dan Hurley on an observational study linking beta blockers to delayed motor diagnosis and slower progression in Huntington's Disease.
An article by Dan Hurley on patients with stable MS who discontinue 'first-line' drugs facing an increased risk of recurrence.
An article by Dan Hurley suggesting that retired NFL athletes may be prematurely attributing symptoms from other conditions to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
An article by Dan Hurley on upper GI mucosal damage greatly increasing the risk of Parkinson's disease.
An article by Dan Hurley on an open-label study of ASO for Angelman Syndrome showing improved cognitive and other domains.
An article by Dan Hurley on hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy outcomes tied to racial, ethnic associations and insurance type.
An article by Dan Hurley on journal editors looking to artificial intelligence to spot recycled images and manipulated data.
An article by Dan Hurley on precision medicine trials for epilepsy proliferating but clinically posing challenges.
An article by Dan Hurley discussing Angel Reese's disappointment with America after Donald Trump's victory.
An article by Dan Hurley where a former Oklahoma City Thunder player cites "hidden agendas" as the reason for their loss to the Golden State Warriors in the 2016 WCF.
An article by Dan Hurley on coach Steve Kerr using Donald Trump's campaign slogan in an NBA game.
An article by Dan Hurley recounting Caitlin Clark and Kate Martin's near-death experience in Croatia and Italy.
An article by Dan Hurley forecasting Alex Karaban's UConn season.
An article by Dan Hurley on a new wave of trials in Huntington's Disease bringing hope to the community.
An article by Dan Hurley on "Learning from Our Customers: Returning to Campus in 2020", discussing the impact of COVID-19 and the shift to remote work.
An article by Dan Hurley identifying characteristics that distinguish outcomes for primary versus secondary neurolymphomatosis.
An article by Dan Hurley on accelerated cortical thinning seen in adolescent brains during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns.
An article by Dan Hurley stating that early nerve conduction testing predicts treatment response in CIDP.
An article by Dan Hurley discussing a real-world review of Eculizumab for Neuromyelitis Optica.
An article by Dan Hurley about a noninvasive test of microRNAs in plasma as a biomarker for diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
An article by Dan Hurley providing insights on how to best treat functional motor disorders.
An article by Dan Hurley on self-adjusting deep brain stimulation reducing Parkinson's symptoms.
An article by Dan Hurley on fluctuating blood-glucose levels increasing the risk of dementia in people with diabetes.
An article by Dan Hurley on a novel brain circuit underlying placebo pain relief in an animal model.
An article by Dan Hurley about 9/11 responders experiencing dementia and their fight for government assistance.
An article by Dan Hurley, originally from The Washington Post, discussing 9/11 responders battling with dementia after inhaling toxic particles.
An article by Dan Hurley comparing Stephon Castle to Jrue Holiday due to their defensive skills.
An article by Dan Hurley on FIA reporting 2023 Cost Cap Compliance, maintaining financial integrity in F1 sports.
An article by Dan Hurley on Dan Quinn revealing the Commanders' plan to be 'Explosive & Physical!' moving forward.
An article by Dan Hurley comparing Stephon Castle to Jrue Holiday, highlighting their defensive capabilities.
Dan Hurley has established a career spanning over 25 years as a science reporter and author. His work frequently appears in prominent publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, Discover magazine, Neurology Today, Wired, and The Atlantic. He is recognized for his thorough investigative journalism, which earned him an award from the American Society of Journalists and Authors in 1995 for his 1994 Psychology Today article, “Imminent Danger.” Hurley’s writing covers a range of scientific topics, often focusing on human health and cognitive function.
Throughout his career, Hurley has authored four books. His book, “Smarter: The New Science of Building Brain Power” (2013), involved nearly three years of in-depth research, including interviews with hundreds of researchers and study participants. He personally tested many intelligence-building methods while writing the book. Other notable works include “Diabetes Rising: How a Rare Disease Became a Modern Pandemic, and What to Do About It” (2011) and “Natural Causes: Death, Lies, and Politics in America’s Herbal Supplement Industry” (2006). He also has a distinct identity as the “60-Second Novelist,” a performance writer.
Hurley attended the Free School of Bergen County and later graduated from Beloit College with a major in English. Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 18, his personal experiences sometimes inform his writing on health-related subjects. He maintains an active presence in scientific journalism, regularly contributing articles to various outlets and maintaining his verified status as a journalist on platforms like Muck Rack. His current residence is in New Jersey.
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