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Natalie Morrison

  • Freelance Journalist, Editor and Co-Director, Nutraceutic
London
As seen in: MDPI, WND, The Western Journal, FoodNavigator, Society19, Study Breaks, Music Inc. Magazine, APM Health Europe
Journalist, illustrator, mug collector, all round geek. Writes on pharma and healthcare.
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Alcohol: If Different Types Were People

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By Natalie Morrison
| Society19 Verified
Vodka, tequila, fireball, wine, beer or champagne; we all have our alcohol preference and they all have their own effects. Tequila’s an upper, beer gets you bloated and wine is classy. If different types of alcohol were people, this is who they’d be. Alcohol Vodka Vicky “This vodka tastes like I’ll be texting you later.” Seriously Vicky, not again. Vodka Vicky is that one friend who just wants to drink her problems away. You can find Vicky vibing in the corner sipping on her vodka cran.
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Building Community One Conversation at a Time

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By Chris DiCorpo, Rande Vick, Natalie Morrison, Lilian Werbin
| Music Inc. Magazine Verified
I want to pose a question: How does a digital tool, like a podcast, build community? In a saturated market with podcasts on every topic imaginable, the answer might seem simple: the dedicated listeners make up the larger community. We see examples of this first-hand. In my early 20s, after moving to New York City, I discovered the podcast “Almost 30.” It produced a huge following of women trying to understand and navigate this volatile, uncertain period of early adulthood.
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Associations between Parents’ Body Weight/Shape Comments and Disordered Eating Amongst Adolescents over Time—A Longitudinal Study

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By Lucy M. Dahill, Phillipa Hay, Natalie Morrison, Stephen Touyz
| MDPI
Abstract : Parents are key influencers of adolescents’ attitudes on weight, shape, and eating, and make more positive than negative comments, with negative comments most impactful. This study examined prospective unique associations of parental positive and negative comments in a community sample of adolescents with paediatric psychosocial quality of life (PED-QoL), Eating Disorder Weight/Shape Cognitions (EDEQ-WS), BMI percentile, and Psychological Distress (K10) scales.
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