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Lucy Notarantonio

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  • Senior Life and Trends Reporter, Newsweek
West Midlands County, UK
As seen in: Newsweek, MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Canada, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Life, Fabulous, MSN Philippines, MSN UK, Sunday Mirror, The Daily Mirror and
Covers:  Everything and anything such as women's health, weight loss, money saving hacks, DIY, travel and pets.
Doesn't Cover: Politics
Features writer for Caters News Agency. Always looking for stories! IG: @lucy_caters

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‘Forever Chemicals’ Are in Everyday Products—Scientists May Have Found New Way How To Kill Them

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By Lucy Notarantonio 
| Yahoo
"Forever chemicals" are notoriously difficult to get rid of. These man-made substances—known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)—are used in everyday items like waterproof clothing, non-stick pans and food packaging. But once they enter the environment, they can linger for decades. Long-term PFAS exposure "can cause cancer and other serious illnesses that decrease quality of life or result in death," according to an EPA fact sheet on the substances.
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5 Subtle Body Changes That Start in Your 30s-What It Means for Your Health

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By Lucy Notarantonio 
| Centre Daily Times
A stock image of an woman standing at sink and looking at her reflection. Getting older is inevitable, and aging is often linked to visible signs like gray hair and wrinkles. But long before those appear, subtle internal changes can begin as early as age 30-often without people realizing it. According to a 2017 West Health Institute/NORC survey on Aging in America, Americans as young as 30 already worry about memory problems, financial and health issues, and losing their independence.
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5 Subtle Body Changes That Start in Your 30s-What It Means for Your Health

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By Lucy Notarantonio 
| The Telegraph (Macon)
A stock image of an woman standing at sink and looking at her reflection. Getting older is inevitable, and aging is often linked to visible signs like gray hair and wrinkles. But long before those appear, subtle internal changes can begin as early as age 30-often without people realizing it. According to a 2017 West Health Institute/NORC survey on Aging in America, Americans as young as 30 already worry about memory problems, financial and health issues, and losing their independence.
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