From Clive Myrie to Danny Cipriani: new books reviewed in short
Also featuring The View From Down Here by Lucy Webster and So To Speak by Terrance Hayes.
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Sarah Dawood
Sarah Dawood is senior associate editor of Spotlight, the New Statesman's specialist policy section. She writes on a range of areas, including health and social care, benefits and welfare, and online safety. She was formerly deputy editor at online magazine Design Week and has written for, amongst others, The Guardian and Raconteur.
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Polling shared exclusively with Spotlight finds that most workers think their job does them harm.
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From Leïla Slimani to Laura Cumming: new books reviewed in short
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Why are women still paying for HRT?
The government has made hormone replacement therapy cheaper, but any cost exacerbates the gender health gap.
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Pharma companies call for national vaccination strategy
The life sciences industry has told MPs that the UK needs to tackle declining immunisation rates and anti-vax attitudes.
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Prescription charges are making people sicker, research shows
Nearly a third of people who skipped medication because of NHS costs over the past year now have additional…
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