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Victoria Stokes

Belfast
As seen in: Aol, The Weather Channel, Flipboard, Healthline, Irish Independent, MindBodyGreen, Clean Beauty School, Thrive Global, Stylist, Image Magazine and
Freelance writer ✏ Formerly Deputy Editor at STELLAR & Senior Editor at Wedding Journal ✏Bylines: Grazia, Stylist, Healthline, Happiful, Image, Well+Good etc
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Can ‘Office Air’ Really Affect How Your Skin and Hair Looks?

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By Victoria Stokes
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Share on Pinterest A new viral theory circulating on social media platforms claims ‘office air’ can negatively affect the health and appearance of your skin and hair. Mihajlo Ckovric/Stocksy “Office Air Theory” is trending on social media, with claims that office environments can negatively impact skin and hair throughout the day. Experts say there is some truth to the trend, as low humidity and dry indoor air can dehydrate skin.
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Eating Avocado and Mango Daily Improves Blood Pressure in Prediabetes

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By Victoria Stokes
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Share on Pinterest A recent study suggests a daily avocado-mango combo may offer heart health benefits, such as lowering blood pressure. Nadine Greeff/Stocksy Eating one avocado and 1 cup of mango daily may improve blood vessel function in as little as 8 weeks, according to new research. The avocado-mango combo was linked to better flow-mediated dilation in both men and women, with lower diastolic blood pressure more pronounced in men.
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Around Half the ADHD and Autism Content You See on TikTok May Be Misleading Original

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By Victoria Stokes
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Share on Pinterest New research finds that a significant number of videos about ADHD, autism, and various mental health conditions on social media platforms like TikTok are misleading or inaccurate. Maria Korneeva/Getty Images A new study has found that a significant amount of social media content about mental health is inaccurate.
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