ALOPECIA - CATHERINE'S STORY   
by THEA JOURDAN, 780 words
Second UK and all other rights available
What happens when you lose your crowning glory? Catherine Bourcier describes what it's like to suffer from alopecia.
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CARING FOR MY MOTHER ? AND WHY I HATED IT   
by BARBARA LANTIN, 1292 words
Second UK and all other rights available
Self-employed accountant Antonia Leslie, 47, describes how caring for a mother with dementia almost overwhelmed her.
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AN NHS PATIENT?S HOSPITAL DIARY   
by ALEX LORD, 3335 words
First publication rights available
Roving thieves, inedible food, faulty televisions, mixed wards - Alex Lord spends a nervous week as a patient at a top London hospital.
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24 HOURS IN A&E ? A DOCTOR?S DIARY   
by ALEX LORD, 2888 words
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Abusive patients, inadequate facilities, no sleep, red tape ? a junior doctor dishes the dirt about life on the NHS frontline.
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DIABETES - SIR STEVE REDGRAVE   
by THEA JOURDAN, 1594 words
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Sir Steve Redgrave, Olympic Gold medalist, talks about living with diabetes and why he encourages everyone to get tested.
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