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Rachel Brooks

Guildford, Nashville, Oxford
As seen in: LinkedIn, Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, Memory Studies, SAGE Publishing, Taylor & Francis Online, The Conversation, Educational Studies, The Nation, BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) and
Covers:  Trade finance, alternative investment, software, B2B, GTO policies, tariff disputes, and similar fields like commodities.
Doesn't Cover: Agenda-based anything. I'm a journalist, not a politician, alright?

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Rachel Brooks’s Biography

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Began a career in trades journalism directly after working as the editor for a small publishing company on Amazon books called TMS at the time.

I have worked in specialized content for companies like TechTarget, Verndale, Wagner Agency, nDash marketing, and many others with PR department needs. I've also been a PR associate for Monte Verde Media.

Rachel Brooks’s Journalist Portfolio

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Citizens Retain Trade Absolution

Citizens Retain Trade Absolution

"Call him a destroyer, call him a Messiah, Donald Trump has been one of the most heavily chronicled President…

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The Boy Between the Graves

The Boy Between the Graves

"A picture captures more than words. Some may even think that pictures capture the blank spaces between lines…

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The Fault In Our Press: Journalism Deficit 2018 (op-ed)

The Fault In Our Press: Journalism Deficit 2018 (op-ed)

"We stand at a critical step on history's ladder rungs. No sooner is the story drafted than it becomes availa…

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Kleincepts Impact: Revolutionizing Recyclables

Kleincepts Impact: Revolutionizing Recyclables

"Think sustainable outreach. What are the first places that come to your mind?" Sustainable bottling cover…

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Firm Rock's Economics: Investing in Human Life

Firm Rock's Economics: Investing in Human Life

"Africa is a continent of progress. While Kenya holds the same skyscraping ambitions as the entire continent,…

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FirmRock Farming Report

FirmRock Farming Report

Farming update for arid region in Kenya called Migwani. This was release was ordered by FirmRock Children's H…

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Articles

GP perspectives on genomics in primary care: a qualitative study on using polygenic risk scores to evaluate cancer risk

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By Georgia Ramsay, Rachel Brooks, Christina Wade, Pavithran Alphonse, Jennifer G McIntosh, Laura Forrest, Jon D. Emery, Sibel Saya
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Abstract Background A polygenic risk score (PRS) enables personalisation of cancer risk and supporting risk stratification for melanoma, colorectal, breast, and prostate cancers. Including a PRS in a cancer risk assessment can facilitate risk-appropriate cancer screening by incorporating an individual’s age, sex, family history, and genomic test results. GPs are the likely healthcare professionals to order PRS tests and deliver results to patients within existing preventative health models.
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Post-Brexit Student Mobilities: A Book Launch

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By Rachel Brooks, Johanna Waters
Rachel Brooks, Johanna Waters The UK’s departure from the EU has had significant consequences for higher education, particularly international student mobility. Brexit reshaped inward and outward mobility through the UK’s withdrawal from Erasmus+ and the introduction of the Turing Scheme, alongside varied responses across the devolved nations.
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GP perspectives on genomics in primary care: a qualitative study on using polygenic risk scores to evaluate cancer risk

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By Georgia Ramsay, Rachel Brooks, Christina Wade, Pavithran Alphonse
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Reflexive thematic analysis, with a mixed inductive and deductive approach, was used to analyse the interview data.31 Interviews were conducted by five authors in their capacity as a research assistant, Master’s student, or PhD student. All interviewers had regular supervision to discuss and reflect on the content raised, the context of the interview (within an overarching trial or with GPs who were PRS naive), and the approach of the interviewer themselves.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked in SEO niche reporting for a Canadian company's publication.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Elegant things, but no. Never had the honor.

How is social media changing news?

It cuts it down to microsized disclosure and amplifies the need for real-time damage control with all these tabloids muddling things today.