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Recent writing: gynae cancers, women’s health research and the Covid-19 vaccine

Recent writing: gynae cancers, women’s health research and the Covid-19 vaccine

by Sarah Graham | Mar 22, 2021 | Freelancing

The first three months of 2021 have been pleasantly busy after several months of pandemic-induced freelance drought last year. I’ve been commissioned by a couple of new publications (which I’ll be able to share in the next couple of months), as well as the...
Feast, famine, and freelancing in a pandemic – a 2020 work update

Feast, famine, and freelancing in a pandemic – a 2020 work update

by Sarah Graham | Dec 17, 2020 | Freelancing

In July I celebrated six years as a freelancer. Over the last six and a bit years, I’ve got pretty good at working from home, and navigating what freelancers refer to as the ‘feast and famine cycle’. But 2020 has been a freelance year unlike any...
Recent writing: Cervical Cancer Prevention Week 2020

Recent writing: Cervical Cancer Prevention Week 2020

by Sarah Graham | Feb 11, 2020 | Freelancing

For this year’s #SmearForSmear (Cervical Cancer Prevention) Week I again worked with Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust on a couple of pieces, for both The i and Stylist. The first explores the myths and stigma that still surround HPV – the virus that causes...
Recent writing: The world’s first Vagina Musuem, and how periods affect your sleep

Recent writing: The world’s first Vagina Musuem, and how periods affect your sleep

by Sarah Graham | Feb 4, 2020 | Freelancing

The back end of 2019 was a quieter period for me, at least in terms of journalism. In November I visited the world’s first Vagina Museum on behalf of Refinery29. Then, between Christmas and New Year they asked me to investigate the many ways that having a period...
Recent writing: fibroids, dementia, period poverty, and incurable cancer

Recent writing: fibroids, dementia, period poverty, and incurable cancer

by Sarah Graham | Nov 29, 2019 | Freelancing

As you might have noticed from recent posts, I’ve been doing a lot of work for The i newspaper lately, with a focus as always on women’s health stories and health inequalities. In early August I started researching and writing a long-read for them on sex...
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🔁Resharing for PMDD Awareness Month: Way back in 2017, I interviewed @viciouscyclepmdd founder Laura Murphy about her experiences of pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), in my first ever feature for @theipaper. I also interviewed Dr Nick Panay, chair of the National Association for Premenstrual Syndrome (@naps_pms), who explained exactly what PMDD is and how it's treated.
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