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Brigid Moss

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Writer & Editor. Contributing Editor at Red Magazine. Author of IVF: An Emotional Companion
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The women's health symptoms that shouldn't be dismissed, according to a scientist

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By Brigid Moss Verified
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Dr Helen O’Neill is a molecular geneticist and associate professor in reproductive and molecular genetics at University College London. She co-founded Hertility, which uses AI-driven analysis and has now examined 1m reproductive health journeys. Believe in your instincts Before starting with Hertility, more than three-quarters of our users (76.8%) reported struggling to get reproductive healthcare.
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5 small but powerful mindset shifts that could change your life

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By Brigid Moss Verified
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‘You’re not stuck because you’re broken, you’re stuck because of the inner limitations you’ve been carrying – imposter syndrome, self-doubt, comparison, perfectionism,’ says mindset coach Poppy Delbridge. ‘For 90% of people I work with, we don’t change the big external things. We work on the inner patterns and the way they approach life.’ Delbridge is a ‘transformation strategist’ whose clients include global corporations and celebrities.
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Are seed oils really that bad? A nutrition scientist explains the important dos and don'ts

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By Brigid Moss Verified
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Professor Sarah Berry is chief scientist at Zoe and professor of nutritional sciences at King’s College London. She’s spent years researching how diet affects metabolism, cardiovascular disease risk and the gut microbiome. Seed oils are not the enemy Professor Berry has investigated the social media claims linking seed oils to inflammation and chronic disease and says scientific evidence for this doesn’t stack up.
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