Catherine Turnbull
Editor at Yorkshire Living
Writer and Journalist at Freelance
Freelance writer, editor and journalist. Editor of Yorkshire Living magazine series Travel Media Awards 2023 finalist
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Catherine Turnbull
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2 weeks ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Catherine Turnbull
“Artemis only takes out small children and golfers, there’s no need to worry,” he tells guests, including a wide-eyed young boy, who is thrilled by the joke. “It’s when he snatches people’s beloved pet dogs that people get upset,” Martin adds. The banter is what I remember and the boy laughs. Next up is a ferruginous hawk that Martin flies and he encourages us to video the spectacular flight on slow-mo.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
progress.org.uk | Joanne Delange |Catherine Turnbull
How ageing induces iron insufficiency, reduces stem cell renewal and tumour formation has been discovered. The risk of developing cancer increases until around 80 years of age. This is thought to be associated with the accumulation of mutations within different cells of the body, including stem cells and pluripotent cells. However, as we age, these cells lose their ability to regenerate and divide effectively which offsets any amassed tumour-promoting mutations.
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Sep 3, 2024 |
journals.rcni.com | Catherine Turnbull
Analysis Previous Next Catherine Turnbull Health journalist Prejudice based on age stunts nursing careers, leading staff to leave their employer or even retire. So with a significant portion of the workforce in middle age, it is vital everyone in your organisation is prepared to combat it The effects of age discrimination – prejudicial behaviour based on age, particularly towards older people – can be severe. Nursing Standard. 39, 9, 20-21. doi: 10.7748/ns.39.9.20.s10 Want to read more?...
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Jul 31, 2024 |
journals.rcni.com | Catherine Turnbull
Analysis Previous Next Catherine Turnbull Health journalist Age discrimination in the workplace can lead staff to leave or even retire, so it’s vital that staff and employers know how to challenge it The effects of age discrimination can be severe for those who experience it. An estimated 6.3 million cases of depression worldwide are attributable to ageism, according to the World Health Organization, while in the workplace it can restrict access to training, stunt career progression and...
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