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Victoria Raw
Feature Writer
BA (Hons), English Literature
Victoria is a content writer with Patient whose special interests focus on mental wellbeing, societal trends and the impact of technology on our health.
Victoria has collaborated with various charities throughout her career, including Andy's Man Club, the RSPCA and Barnardo's. She has also worked with major retail brands such as Marks and Spencer, Tesco and Morrisons, as well as entertainment giants like Disney and Warner Bros.
When she's not busy creating compelling content, Victoria spends her time producing podcasts and attending to the demands of her beloved cat Fizzgig.
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Although hiccups might seem funny when you’re watching someone else have them, they can be a nuisance for the person affected. In this article, we’ll explore what causes hiccups, how to prevent them, and effective ways to get rid of them when they strike.
Superstar singer Céline Dion has opened up about living with stiff person syndrome, the condition which has seen her put her career on hold since 2022. Now, four years on, she has announced she's stepping back into the spotlight. But what exactly is stiff person syndrome? We explore how this rare condition can cause daily pain and discomfort for those affected, and how triggers are often hard to avoid.
If you're struggling to sleep, you're not alone. Here are some popular methods to help you unwind and snooze off faster.
Coconut oil can offer a range of benefits for your hair. You've probably heard of it being used on the skin, but many people use it to help with hair growth or detangling. We explore the possible benefits and how best to include coconut oil in your haircare routine.
If you have a bacterial infection, your doctor may prescribe antibiotics. However, unnecessary use of antibiotics can weaken their effectiveness, leading to antibiotic resistance and making future infections harder to treat. Doctors and other appropriately qualified health professionals will only prescribe antibiotics where there is a critical need.
