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Recent writing: inducing labour, and the heart attack gender gap

Recent writing: inducing labour, and the heart attack gender gap

by Sarah Graham | Nov 21, 2019 | Freelancing

At the end of September, The British Heart Foundation published an important report, Bias and Biology, looking at the way biological differences and unconscious biases impact on the way women are treated during and after having a heart attack. It’s a problem...
Recent writing: Trans women and the HRT shortage, arthritis in pregnancy, and how vaginal fluid transplants could cure recurrent bacterial vaginosis

Recent writing: Trans women and the HRT shortage, arthritis in pregnancy, and how vaginal fluid transplants could cure recurrent bacterial vaginosis

by Sarah Graham | Sep 30, 2019 | Freelancing

Well, September’s just flown by, hasn’t it? Since my last update, back in August, I’ve turned 30, run my first half marathon, and sunk my teeth into some fascinating subjects – including cat cloning, heart attacks, dementia, arthritis, transgender...
Recent work: Google/Somerset House, postnatal contraception, and mental health at festivals

Recent work: Google/Somerset House, postnatal contraception, and mental health at festivals

by Sarah Graham | Aug 16, 2019 | Freelancing

July saw me back at Google Arts & Culture, working with them on a couple of projects – including one with Somerset House, which explores their Summer 2019 programme of exhibitions, projects and events celebrating immigration, diversity, identity, and black...
Recent writing: PTSD, vaginal bacteria, and HRT shortages

Recent writing: PTSD, vaginal bacteria, and HRT shortages

by Sarah Graham | Jul 25, 2019 | Freelancing

It’s been a particularly busy month since my last update, and I’m looking forward to a much-needed holiday over the next week. Throughout July I’ve been working again with Google Arts & Culture on two projects which will be launching in the next...
Recent writing: cervical cell changes, contraceptive pills, and fibromyalgia

Recent writing: cervical cell changes, contraceptive pills, and fibromyalgia

by Sarah Graham | Jun 28, 2019 | Freelancing

Cervical Screening Awareness Week fell in June, and I was pleasantly surprised to see Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust raising awareness of the potential side effects of the procedures used to treat cervical cell changes. While these treatments are extremely effective...
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Spent yesterday with one of my oldest friends and my baby on a wonderful day trip that was originally planned for 2020, long before I imagined there being a baby on the scene. A gay day trip around West Yorkshire for Pride month - Shibden Hall, Hebden Bridge, women’s football.
Wrote most of the perinatal health chapter of my book during my first trimester, so it feels quite apt to be editing it with a snoozy 5-month-old on my boob 🤱 #multitaskingmama
Bit late sharing this one, but my latest for @theipaper looks at the menopause experiences of women going through cancer treatment - for whom HRT isn’t necessarily a straightforward option - and explores how the broader menopause movement can be better at including all voices and experiences. Thanks to @trekstock @eveappeal @healthywholeme & Amy for speaking to me.
#Repost @whymumsdontjump with @make_repost
🗞I’m back in @theipaper again this week, talking about #GetLippy, #gynaecancer prevention, and why knowing our own bodies is key to improving women’s health.
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