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Caroline Zielinski

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Journalist and media consultant interested in women, health, work and social inequality. Email caroline.zielinski@gmail.com for story tips.

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The silent impact of inflammation on our health

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By Caroline Zielinski Verified
| The Australian Women's Weekly Verified
About 10 years ago, Dr Tanya Finnie’s life changed. Diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis and fibromyalgia – chronic, autoimmune conditions that cause joint pain, fatigue, brain fog and inflammation throughout her body – the professional speaker and mother of one had to find a way to exist in her new body while still living her life. “I’ve sat through meetings silently pushing through pain because I didn’t want to be seen as dramatic,” she says.
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The surprising science of memory

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By Caroline Zielinski Verified
| The Australian Women's Weekly Verified
Some of us are tortured by our memory, others imagine things that never happened or can barely remember anything. When Rebecca Sharrock was 13 years old, she pulverised her two front teeth. She had been riding on a scooter from her friend’s house when the little rubber wheel hit a pebble, throwing her off. “I felt my two front teeth shatter and my lip split,” the writer tells The Weekly, shuddering. “When I came home, I looked in the mirror and saw that my teeth were like jagged rocks.
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As strongmen rhetoric infects our politics, has Andrew Tate's gateway content helped pave the way?

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By Caroline Zielinski Verified
| Crikey Verified
New research has revealed that the radicalisation of boys by “manfluencer” Andrew Tate mirrors the pathways of extremist groups — potentially posing a growing cultural threat in Australia.
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