Ellie Broughton

1 week ago | glamourmagazine.co.uk | Ellie Broughton

“Invasive lobular breast cancer makes up to 15% of breast cancers but still poorly understood, under-researched, and managed as ductal breast cancer, whilst it is a totally different disease. Doctors and patients need separate guidelines for its management, and much more awareness in both the public and medical practitioners.”Because of the poor awareness around lobular breast cancer, tight networks have formed for people going through treatment.

1 week ago | cluboenologique.com | Ellie Broughton |Joel Hart

What springs to mind when you think of Bordeaux? Probably châteaux the size of medieval palaces, formal dinners, and rows and rows of pristine vines, neatly manicured rose bushes the only other signs of plant life. What you’re unlikely to be imagining are cow horns stuffed with manure buried in the ground, or horse-drawn ploughs churning through earthworm-rich soil.

3 weeks ago | cluboenologique.com | Ellie Broughton |Laura Richards

In the post-Covid years, the Champagne region has undeniably increased its embrace of visitors. Among the flurry of houses offering new and improved tourism experiences is Taittinger, a grande marque that has long ushered in Champagne lovers to its remarkable crayères – its underground UNESCO-listed Saint-Nicaise cellars have been open to the public since the 1980s, and in existence since the third century.

1 month ago | cluboenologique.com | Ellie Broughton |Joel Hart

In the Koreatown neighbourhood of Los Angeles, I’m having lunch with Jenee Kim, the owner of Park’s BBQ, who is something of a ‘K-Town’ matriarch. We are sitting in the unassuming, noir room, which stands in stark contrast to a technicolor spread of side dishes called banchan that soon brightens the table. There are fermented cucumbers and kimchis representing different levels of funk and tang; strips of salty-sweet eomek (fish cake); pickled king oyster mushrooms, and more.

1 month ago | doctors.net.uk | Ellie Broughton

Julien Behal/PA WireBy Ellie BroughtonMaking the morning-after pill universally free at pharmacies in England will reduce pressure on other parts of the NHS, save resources and result in better health outcomes for patients, doctors have said. The emergency contraception is to be made universally free at pharmacies in England later this year, as part of a new funding deal agreed between the government and Community Pharmacy England. ‌‌‌‌‌‌