Arlene Harris
Journalist at Freelance
Contributor at Irish Times
Freelance journalist with regular bylines in Irish Times, Irish Independent, Sunday Times, Business Post, Belfast Telegraph, YOU mag, Irish Examiner and more..
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Arlene Harris
We’ve all had tired eyes from spending too much time looking at phones and computers, so when Naomi Donaldson began to experience blurred vision, coupled with a pressure and pain in her eye, when she was in her mid-twenties, her doctor referred her to an optician, who advised regular screen breaks. Adhering to this advice, her symptoms improved and she didn’t think any more about it, until four years later, in 2011, when she temporarily lost the sight in her left eye.
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1 week ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Arlene Harris
National charity wants women in Northern Ireland to be more aware of postpartum psychosis to break down the huge stigma associated with it, writes Arlene HarrisWe’ve all heard of the baby blues, but while for many women this means feeling emotional, weepy and exhausted after the birth of a baby, for some, it can be a lot more serious.
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1 week ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Arlene Harris
National charity want women in Northern Ireland to be more aware of this condition in part to break down the huge stigma associated with it, writes Arlene HarrisWe’ve all heard of the baby blues, but while for many women this means feeling emotional, weepy and exhausted after the birth of a baby, for some, it can be a lot more serious.
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1 week ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Arlene Harris
National charity wants women in Northern Ireland to be more aware of this condition to break down the huge stigma associated with it, writes Arlene HarrisWe’ve all heard of the baby blues, but while for many women this means feeling emotional, weepy and exhausted after the birth of a baby, for some, it can be a lot more serious.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Arlene Harris
As health insurance hikes hit consumers in the pocket, some are considering whether they should cancel their plan. But it’s a risky decision, which needs to be weighed up carefully According to most recent figures, 2.44 million people in Ireland have private health insurance, with the average policy costing up to €1,600 each year.
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