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Jayne Cherrington-Cook

Bexley
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Devon born, Kent dwelling writer and editor who loves a jazz hand, 90s RnB & a true crime drama or two

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Are you making these common sunscreen mistakes?

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By Jayne Cherrington-Cook
| Saga Magazine Verified
We all know we should wear sunscreen – we’ve heard it often enough – but knowing we should use it and using it properly aren’t quite the same thing. Most of us don’t use enough. We put it on once and hope for the best. We miss the less glamorous bits such as the ears, feet, the back of the neck and we can still fall into the trap of thinking sunscreen is only needed when we’re lying on a beach towel. By the time we’re in our 50s and beyond, UV damage isn’t just about whether we burn on holiday.
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8 signs you may be dehydrated – even if you don’t feel thirsty

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By Jayne Cherrington-Cook
| Saga Magazine Verified
By Jayne Cherrington-Cook | Published - 4 Jul 2026 Have you ever been concerned about the fluid intake of someone you care about or asked yourself whether you really are drinking enough? It's an important question to ask, because as we get older we are more vulnerable to dehydration. But while staying hydrated is really important, our sensation of thirst can reduce as we age - while those living with dementia or Alzheimer's may not even recognise that they are thirsty or forget to drink.
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A Harvard doctor says you don’t need to give up ice cream to live well

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By Jayne Cherrington-Cook
| Saga Magazine Verified
There are worse ways to spend a working afternoon than eating ice cream. Admittedly, the particular ice cream in front of me was paper-flavoured, which, it turns out, tastes exactly as peculiar as it sounds, and made the whole thing feel less like a treat and more like an admin task gone rogue. Still, there I was, spoon in hand, eating dessert in the name of journalism and wondering whether I had finally found the health story I was born to write.
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