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Ep 3 Lynne Franks OBE | The Absolutely Fabulous PR Guru

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By Olivia James
| LinkedIn
Suggested Bank holiday listening. While the nation marinates gently in deck chairs, a new episode of The Fame Formula drops into the heat haze. This week, I sit down with the woman Vogue once called "the zeitgeist" — Lynne Franks OBE. Activist Futurist. PR oracle. The 21-year-old who built her own agency and went on to become more famous than half her client list. Inside the episode: How Lynne didn't just ride the cultural wave of the 80s and 90s she helped engineer it.
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I Went 7 Days Without Electric Light. Here's What I Learned in the Dark.

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By Olivia James
| Yoga Journal Verified
I have an unfortunate penchant for screens at night—they enable my hyperactive mind, allowing me to make progress on projects despite the darkness. Even more unfortunate are the results of this unnatural light-time: late-night alertness, ample tossing and turning, and many mornings welcomed with less than six hours of sleep. Bright lights keep us buzzing late into the night because of our circadian rhythm, which is the body’s internal clock.
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Maximizing Neurovascular Outcomes of Facial Transplantation: A Comprehensive Review

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By Olivia James, Faye Bennett
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction A face transplant (FT) is a form of vascularized composite tissue allotransplantation, whereby a varying amount of tissue, with an intact circulation, is harvested from a brain-dead donor and transplanted onto a recipient (Kantar et al. 2021). Donation after circulatory death is not routinely used due to the prolonged warm ischemic time, which increases the risk of tissue necrosis and graft failure (Morrissey and Monaco 2014; Hong et al. 2019).
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