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This is what it’s really like to be sectioned – NetDoctor

This is what it’s really like to be sectioned – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | Sep 14, 2017

For NetDoctor
What it’s like to have anxiety when you’re pregnant – NetDoctor

What it’s like to have anxiety when you’re pregnant – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | Sep 5, 2017

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How to support a loved one with a mental health problem – NetDoctor

How to support a loved one with a mental health problem – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | Aug 18, 2017

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What I now know about acne and stress – NetDoctor

What I now know about acne and stress – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | Jun 26, 2017

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The complicated truth about food and depression – NetDoctor

The complicated truth about food and depression – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | Jun 16, 2017

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This is what it’s like to go through the menopause at just 17 – NetDoctor

This is what it’s like to go through the menopause at just 17 – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | May 25, 2017

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Bums Out, Guns Out: The man using push-ups to get men talking about bowel disease – NetDoctor

Bums Out, Guns Out: The man using push-ups to get men talking about bowel disease – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | May 19, 2017

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Is anxiety sabotaging your career? – NetDoctor

Is anxiety sabotaging your career? – NetDoctor

by Sarah Graham | May 10, 2017

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🏥 There's been a lot of talk about ICU beds and ventilators throughout the pandemic. But, for Practical Patient Care, I spoke to Dr Tim Cook and Dr Greg Martin about the impact of Covid19 on ICU departments' most valuable resources: their doctors and nurses.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
🤰🏻'Poor physical health can have a huge impact on our mental wellbeing, especially when growing another human, and I’m so over the idea that us mothers should just struggle through. The common theme that we’re having a baby seems to imply that nothing else really matters.'
🩺‘I left so many appointments feeling like I was wasting the doctor’s time’
“Even as a proudly pro-choice woman, the thought of anyone requesting two weeks of ‘abortion leave’ seemed unthinkable. But it’s for exactly this reason that its inclusion feels so radical. Not only is it an important statement supporting our right to reproductive choice, but it also helps to normalise and validate abortion as a common but complex life experience.”⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
🧠Yes, five years at medical school probably does trump one quick Google search — but a lifetime of living in your own body is an absolutely valid form of expertise, which your doctor should be willing to take on board. You know when something is wrong, even if you don’t know why or how to fix it.
📚A bit of news: I'm writing a book with the lovely people @bloomsburypublishing!

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